Chelsea sign Drinkwater for £35m
Everton's Barkley rejects move to Chelsea
Spurs bring in Swansea's Llorente and £23m Aurier
Brighton fail in late bid to sign Spurs striker Janssen
Chelsea sign Torino defender Zappacosta
Sanchez move to Man City off despite £60m bid
PSG sign Mbappe on loan with option to buy
Swansea loan Renato Sanches & Bony returns
Sakho joins Palace for £26m from Liverpool
Liverpool sign Oxlade-Chamberlain from Arsenal for £35m
France 4-0 Netherlands
It's all over in Paris, where Thomas Lemar has hit the headlines despite apparently turning down a move to Arsenal.
The Monaco attacker scored twice, with Kylian Mbappe also on target - and becoming his country's youngest scorer since 1963 - as France beat Netherlands 4-0 to take control of World Cup qualifying Group A.
The Dutch drop down to fourth.
Image source, AFPSunderland midfielder Wahbi Khazri is not sticking around for a season in the Championship - he's off to Rennes on loan and a return to France.
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Gareth Southgate's been talking to the media before England's World Cup qualifier against Malta.
Does the England boss want the transfer window to close before the season starts?
Pat Nevin
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Paul Clement has shown himself to be an astute negotiator with the Renato Sanches deal. It smacks of Sanches putting himself in the shop window and with Wilfried Bony coming back, Clement has done well. However, will they replace the goals (and points) that Gylfi Sigurdsson and Fernando Llorente got for them last season?
If you're worried about your club not getting the medical done before the 11pm deadline, fear not EFL fans.
According to Wigan's new signing Alex Bruce, it can just be a case of "touch your toes and you're in."
No CT scans in League One.
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This is a proper transfer deadline day now. All the multi-million pound deals are not happening, now we are all sat around waiting to see if Wilfried Bony is going to rejoin Swansea...
France have some squad. Kylian Mbappe has just come on for Olivier Giroud and skinned three men before having a shot saved.
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Has it reached this point for Chelsea in this season's transfer window?
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Woooosh! What a goal that is! Thomas Lemar has just smashed in a beautiful strike from 25 yards for France.
He didn't reveal a t-shirt with #announceLemar or anything on it though. His value just went up probably...
Image source, ReutersVincent Janssen has just been replaced up front for the Netherlands by Robin van Persie, by the way. France lead 1-0 with 20 minutes to go.
Tottenham Hotspur
Nathan Clark of Talking Tottenham Tactics on the signing of Fernando Llorente:
"This one comes as a little bit of a last-minute surprise with other areas of the squad in, seemingly, more desperate need of attention.
"Spurs have been reportedly looking at young, pacy forwards to offer something different to Harry Kane and also possibly play wide. Instead the 32-year-old target man will look to hang around in the box waiting for crosses to convert. Llorente looks to be a player Spurs want for his threat off the bench. An option to bring on late in games as a battering ram when in search of that last-minute winner.
"Llorente’s age makes him quite unusual for a Pochettino era Spurs signing. Perhaps though, a little bit of experience was seen as a beneficial addition to a young squad.
"Vincent Janssen may now leave, possibly on loan."
A new hour means a lorry-load of signings in the EFL.
Here goes...
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Ian Dennis: The best signing I’ve seen in the Football League today? Leeds United have signed Pawel Kubicki. I saw him in the Under 21s tournament and he could be a real player. He’s technically very good and can play on either flank. What a player he could be for Leeds.
Mark Clemmit: There’s some really interesting recruitment models going on in the Championship. There will be some gems that we don’t know about yet but until we’ve seen them play 6-10 games then we can’t really judge them.
Pat Murphy
5 live Sport
Harry Redknapp has spent a fair amount of money at Birmingham this summer but I think the Blues fans will be really pleased with the recruitment they have done.
It's an interesting situation at Wolves who have brought in 11 players - can they bring in a striker before the 11pm deadline?
Meanwhile, it's pretty quiet at Villa today. They’re £14m up in the last two transfer windows as they've been keeping a close eye on Financial Fair Play. Steve Bruce has got a squad of about 26 seniors with some really good kids coming through. He knows he should get them promoted this year or serious questions will be asked.
Image source, PATwo hours to deadline
Image source, Getty ImagesWe have 120 minutes left of the English transfer window...
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BBC Sport
West Brom turned down offers of around £25m from both Leicester and Arsenal yesterday.
Manchester City were intending to go back today after having an £18m bid turned down previously but once Eliaquim Mangala's proposed move to Crystal Palace broke down, they had no space in their squad for another defender.
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Away from transfers, England boss Gareth Southgate has declared that Joe Hart will be in goal for the next two games against Malta and Slovakia, keeping the emerging crop of English keepers (Jack Butland and Tom Heaton in the current squad) from breaking through.
Andy Townsend: Now is the time to play somebody with more presence than Joe Hart in goal for England. Gareth Southgate has decided to stick with the experienced player but I don't think he's the best goalkeeper.
Charlie Adam: I think Jack Butland is the best goalkeeper. And, as England are playing two sides they should beat comfortably, why not give him or the next keeper after Joe Hart the chance to play in two World Cup qualifiers?