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Simon Stone
BBC Sport

The initial view from the north-west was that Crystal Palace's £23m offer for Manchester City defender Eliaquim Mangala might have been acceptable but that the player himself had doubts.

It seems, with time ticking on and attractive alternatives not presenting themselves, Mangala has become more receptive to the idea, to the point where the deal is now likely to go through.

Whether that has an impact on Jonny Evans' situation remains to be seen.

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League Two Swindon Town have signed goalkeeper Reice Charles-Cook from Coventry on a two-year deal.

Northampton Town have signed Queens Park Rangers goalkeeper Matt Ingram on a season long loan deal. The Cobblers sacked their manager Justin Edinburgh earlier today.

Colchester have added forward Sanmi Odelusi on a free transfer.

Liverpool

Jack Lusby, writer for thisisanfield.com:

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain’s signing has certainly been a divisive one for Liverpool supporters in a transfer window where Thomas Lemar has been linked and uncertainty has endured over Philippe Coutinho’s future, but I think he’s a great addition.

While he clearly struggled to nail down a regular position under Arsene Wenger, and had his fair share of injuries while in north London, the same could be said of many Arsenal players in recent years.

He’s moved to Merseyside for a fresh start, and the opportunity to operate in his favoured role under a manager renowned for his sensitive approach to development - and I think he’ll thrive.

Oxlade-Chamberlain’s versatility is useful, but if he has been earmarked for a regular berth in midfield - alongside, say, Emre Can and Jordan Henderson - his energy, technical quality and athleticism will be invaluable, as will his ability to transition quickly.

He’s an intelligent guy who, at 24, has major scope for development at Anfield, and I feel Jurgen Klopp is the right manager to nurture the potential that Wenger failed to fully tap into.

BONG. We were on time with this one.

Just seven hours to go until that pesky window shuts.

We've collated a list of all of today's deals over here, and here are the main ones from the Premier League:

14:45 - Nahki Wells [Huddersfield - Burnley] £5m

14:01 - Renato Sanches [Bayern Munich - Swansea] Loan

13:32 - Orestis Karnezis, external [Udinese - Watford] Loan

12:33 - Serge Aurier [PSG - Tottenham] £23m

12:00 - Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain [Arsenal - Liverpool] £35m

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Matthew Raisbeck
BBC Newcastle Sport

Looking as though Dwight Gayle will STAY at Newcastle despite a bid from Fulham, as no replacement is lined up. Loan bid made for Matt Targett.

Burnley fans will like this. Here's what your new £5m man can offer.

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Watford

Matt Rowson from the BHaPPY Watford blog:

Time will tell how successful Watford’s latest overhaul has been, but the mood at the moment is hugely positive. Our midfield never quite clicked last season but the remodelled heart of the team looks tremendous.

Coverage of Nathaniel Chalobah’s transfer focused on Chelsea’s decision to sell him, but he’s a huge capture for the Hornets. He was the metronome of our team five years ago in the Championship as a 17-year-old and already his partnership with the extraordinary Abdoulaye Doucoure at the base of the midfield looks formidable.

In front of them Tom Cleverley, signed permanently from Everton, is thriving in an advanced role while Will Hughes provides another option. As an aside, that we can look at signing Will Hughes from Derby as just another (good) signing shows how much things have changed.

Spending a reported £18m on Andre Gray also falls into that category; his mobility will be key to Marco Silva’s team, and he has added some much needed pace to our forward line. The same goes for Richarlison, a Brazilian winger with all the tricks you’d hope but who is strong in the air and holds the ball up too. What’s not to like?

Add Andre Carrillo, on-loan with an option to buy and whose 40-odd minutes against Brighton showcased brutal acceleration, and Kiko Femenía, an attacking Spanish right-back and also no slouch, and the “injection of pace” box is properly ticked.

So what’s still missing? Our need for competition at left back is most urgent; cover and a competition for Heurelho Gomes also seems to be a priority, and if news of Stefano Okaka’s understandable impatience at his lack of game time are well-founded then attacking re-enforcement might be needed also. A busy summer probably hasn’t finished yet, but lots out of 10 so far.

News just in at BBC Sport HQ...

Tom Rostance, the man who usually provides you with football live texts, is due to join the transfer deadline day team this evening but is delayed because "his wife has the car in Bolton".

Wanderers - we may have just discovered your newest signing. Announce Mrs Rostance!

Lazio have announced the signing of former Manchester United forward Nani. Our Italian isn't the best, but we believe it's on a season-long loan deal.

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All day, we have been asking you to describe your club's transfer window through the medium of gif and meme. Still plenty of time to go and plenty of emotions to go through.

So how stressed are you feeling, Arsenal fans? Screaming at your Twitter feed, Newcastle supporters? Or maybe you're a smug Man City or Man United follower?

Send your visual treats to us using the #bbcfootball hashtag.

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Chris Goreham
BBC Radio Norfolk sport

There have been three departures from Norwich City today but none have been first team regulars. Left-back Harry Toffolo has joined League One Doncaster on loan until January. Young defender Michee Efete has joined National League Torquay United on loan and 17-year old Icelandic midfielder Agust Hlynsson has been sold to Brondby after being with the Canaries under-23 squad since January.

Matt Sandoz
Stoke City commentator, BBC Radio Stoke

Port Vale have signed 23-year-old centre back Tom Anderson on a season-long loan from Premier League side Burnley. The Vale manager Michael Brown may still further strengthen his squad before tonight’s deadline. Anderson is Brown’s 18th signing of the summer.

Eighteen?!

Leeds United have announced the signing of Pierre-Michel Lasogga on a season-long loan from Hamburg.

Apparently his mum is his agent. Well done, Mrs Lasogga.

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Liam Bradford
BBC Radio Manchester

BBC Radio Manchester understands that that Bolton Wanderers are finalising a deal for Cardiff midfielder Craig Noone. Unless Bolton can convince the EFL to lift the transfer embargo only free-agents, free transfers and loan signings are possible.

We all made a similar face in the office when the Sanches deal went through.

A cracking signing, by all accounts.

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Not transfer news, but Northampton Town have parted company with manager Justin Edinburgh.

The Cobblers have lost all four of their matches this season and are bottom of League One.

We're guessing they won't be making any signings today, then.

Better late than never. Only EIGHT hours until the window closes.

Here are all the Premier League deals which have been done so far. You'll find the best of the rest on our transfers page.

14:45 BST - Nahki Wells [Huddersfield - Burnley] £5m

14:24 BST - Giannelli Imbula [Stoke - Toulouse] Loan

14:01 BST - Renato Sanches [Bayern Munich - Swansea] Loan

12:33 BST- Serge Aurier [PSG - Tottenham] £23m

12:00 BST - Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain [Arsenal - Liverpool] £35m

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