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No sooner had the news of Palace's bid for Eliaquim Mangala come into the public domain than I was told it was unlikely to happen.

There has been no word from Manchester City as to why that would be the case.

Palace obviously want the player and £23m would seem to be an acceptable price, so maybe it is Mangala who is not keen.

Mind you, if it is the only option at 6pm, he might start thinking differently.

So 20 minutes ago we reported that Crystal Palace have submitted a bid for Manchester City defender Eliaquim Mangala. There's already been a development on that one...

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It will be a hectic day on Merseyside with both Everton and Liverpool expecting to do some very significant late business.

Everton manager Ronald Koeman will be hoping his board deliver the high-quality striker he has been demanding - but time and options appear to be running out to secure what is arguably the most important deal of the summer following the departure of Romelu Lukaku.

Koeman also wants a central defender and has been linked with former Arsenal start Thomas Vermaelen, whose spell at Barcelona has been wrecked by injury.

Everton will also try to open the exit door to misfit striker Oumar Niasse, who has interested Brighton and Watford.

The biggest movers of the day could be Liverpool, who will sign Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain from Arsenal and will surely await one last opening to sign their top summer target, Southampton's Virgil van Dijk.

Liverpool also retain an interest in Monaco's Thomas Lemar (pictured) on what could be a pivotal day for manager Jurgen Klopp.

And Philippe Coutinho? Well, Barcelona continue to make the noises they have made for the last month - but Liverpool are simply refusing to sell. They have not budged one inch.

So it could be a day to fasten the seat belts on Merseyside.

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Eliaquim Mangala, who is the subject of a bid from Crystal Palace, is also a target of West Bromwich Albion, who will only let Jonny Evans leave if they have a replacement, and Mangala is their preferred candidate.

With City looking to sign Evans and the Northern Ireland defender keen to move to the Etihad Stadium, that deal would appear straight forward.

However, it is complicated by Mangala indicating he would prefer a move to Inter Milan and the likelihood of that has increased since Inter's move for Arsenal defender Shkodran Mustafi broke down.

Mustafi's representatives also held talks with Juventus, only for the Italians to sign his Germany team-mate Benedikt Howedes on loan from Schalke.

Mustafi will therefore stay at Arsenal - a situation that suits neither him nor them - and that means the Gunners dropping their own interest in Evans, who is also a target for Leicester City.

Meanwhile, aside from the unchanged Alexis Sanchez situation, the only significant departure from Arsenal is set to see striker Lucas Perez leave just a year after joining from Deportivo la Coruna.

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It's all about Alexis Sanchez again on the back page of the Sun, which reports that Manchester City are bidding £60m for the forward.

What would Arsenal fans consider a good window today, I wonder?

Ex-Manchester United winger Nani has got his transfer deadline day move done nice and early.

The Portugal international is holding up a scarf at Lazio, so it looks like his transfer to the Italian side is pretty much wrapped up.

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BBC Sport

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Late last night, Crystal Palace submitted a bid in the region of £23m for Manchester City centre-back Eliaquim Mangala.

Palace are optimistic City will accept the offer as they seek an alternative option to Liverpool's Mamadou Sakho.

Sakho was Palace's first choice and the France international is keen to return to Selhurst Park, where he enjoyed a successful loan spell in the second half of last season.

But despite Palace improving their offer and Sakho seemingly surplus to requirements at Liverpool, the Anfield club seem unwilling to lower their asking price of £30m.

Almost an hour into our transfer deadline day coverage and no confirmed signings as yet. Managers and players still having their porridge it seems.

There has been some movement, however...

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A blurry picture has emerged on social media of Riyad Mahrez in Paris awaiting his next move.

A number of clubs have been suggested as his eventual destination, including Barcelona, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham.

It is possible even Mahrez himself doesn't know where he is going yet. But it is a lot easier - and quicker - to get there from Paris than Zambia, where he was due to be going ahead of Algeria's World Cup qualifier on Saturday.

The football transfer window means big-money moves and big-money contracts.

Neymar's 222m euro (£198m) world record transfer from Barcelona to PSG will earn the Brazilian 865,000 euros (£775,477) a week.

How much do you get paid compared with a top footballer?

Use our calculator here to find out. Click on the link and not the image below because otherwise you will just be pressing your screen and looking a little foolish.

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It's all about Arsenal on the back page of the Guardian.

As well as the proposed Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain move to Liverpool the newspaper also states that the Gunners are bracing themselves for a bid, external from Manchester City for Alexis Sanchez.

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One move looking all set to be wrapped up nice and early is involving Leicester winger Riyad Mahrez.

The 26-year-old has been allowed to leave the Algeria squad to "formalise" his move from Foxes, according to the Algerian Football Federation (FAF).

Mahrezhas been the subject of three bids from Italian club Roma since expressing his desire to leave the 2015-16 Premier League champions.

The FAF said, external he had been given permission to miss training to agree a deal before the transfer deadline.

What a transfer window it has been! Twists and turns, shocks and surprises. You'll no doubt have reacted in all manner of ways to the stories that have emerged over the summer. What we want from you is to sum up your club's transfer window in gif form. So get digging through Twitter's archive and see what you can find.

You can send your gif to us using the #bbcfootball hashtag. We'll stick the best ones in this very live text commentary.

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The back page of the Mirror is leading with the futures of Diego Costa, Alexis Sanchez and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.

Chamberlain appears all set for a move to Liverpool but the Mirror suggests Sanchez will only leave if Arsenal get long-time target Julian Draxler.

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Recent transfer deadline days have been a bit of a damp squib but the signs are this one could be a belter.

There's all sorts of potential big money moves in the pipleline, with the futures of Alexis Sanchez, Philippe Coutinho, Ross Barkley all uncertain.

Let's see what the papers have to say about what could happen between now and when the window SLAMS SHUT at 23:00 BST.

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Hello!

These were great days, weren't they? New signings stood outside Arsenal holding up a shirt.

It is something of a rare sight these days and today could see more players handing shirts back rather than getting them.

But this is transfer deadline. Expect twists, turns and drama galore.

Let's crack on.