Summary

  • Late deals: Slimani to Newcastle, Sorloth to Palace, Hugill to West Ham, Andy King to Swansea

  • Riyad Mahrez staying at Leicester despite Man City interest

  • Swansea sign Andre Ayew from West Ham for cub-record £18m

  • Stoke sign Badou Ndiaye for £14m

  • Arsenal sign Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang for £56m

  • Olivier Giroud joins Chelsea from Gunners; Spurs sign Moura

  • Dortmund sign Chelsea's Michy Batshuayi on loan

  • Your club's January window in gifs - use #bbcdeadlineday

  • Transfer window shuts at 23:00 GMT in England, midnight in Scotland

Live Reporting

Tom Rostance

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    Loris Karius kept a clean sheet last night, what more do you want?!?

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    More Roy Hodgson related content, please.

    How do you rate your club's business this January? Let us know via the medium of gif!

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  3. How exciting was that??

  4. Toffees in for Mangala

    Phil McNulty
    BBC Sport chief football writer

    Everton have serious interest in signing defender Eliaquim Mangala from Manchester City, after the Premier League leaders completed a club-record deal for Aymeric Laporte.

    The Toffees join West Ham, Newcastle and Valencia on the list of suitors for the Frenchman.

  5. Nearly one and a half hours in and we have our first transfer update of the day...

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    "Nothing less than a joke" - any other unhappy Chelsea fans out there? Let us know what you think of the Blues' January business with a gif!

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  7. Arsenal in 'crazy' striker situation

    Julien Laurens
    French football expert on BBC Radio 5 live

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    On his way out?

    I would be amazed if Arsenal let Olivier Giroud go to Chelsea, but if Michy Batshuayi goes to Dortmund and Chelsea cannot sign Edin Dzeko then Giroud is clearly on their list.

    I'd find it weird to let Giroud go to a competitor. It's a crazy situation. Arsenal could have signed Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang in the summer and have Giroud as their 'Plan B' option but instead they hesitated for a long time between Aubameyang and Lacazette and chose Lacazette for £53m.

    Then, six months down the line they decide that maybe that was a mistake so they are going to spend another £55m on Aubameyang, a striker with many similarities to Lacazette.

    If Giroud wants to go to the World Cup he has to play and if Arsenal have Aubameyang and Lacazette then he will have to surely leave.

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    Matt Tremlin: Anybody got the first airport sighting of Riquelme?!?

    Hah! One of the classic deadline day moves that never materialised.

  9. Big deals done so far

    Philippe Coutinho to Barcelona

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    Philippe Coutinho was the big mover early on in the window, joining Barcelona from Liverpool for £142m.

    After completing the switch, the Brazilian said: "I am very happy, it's a dream come true and I hope to be up to the job on the field."

    Coutinho was recovering from a hamstring injury when he joined on 8 January but made his debut as a substitute in 2-0 Copa del Rey win against Espanyol on 25 January before making his first full start three days later as Barcelona beat Alaves 2-1 in La Liga.

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    We saw Aymeric Laporte seal a deal to Manchester City yesterday - could there be more movement at the Etihad over the next few hours...

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  11. One hour of our live coverage down already, that flew by.

    Over the next few hours, we will take a look at the biggest moves of the transfer window so far, as well as the few of supporters from clubs.

  12. 15 HOURS REMAINING

    Remember that clock in 24, when Jack Bauer was trying to save the world?

    It's ticking right now.

    The transfer window in England shuts at 23:00 GMT and at midnight in Scotland.

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    Plenty of activity at Ibrox over the past month - this Gers fan seems pretty pleased with Graeme Murty's work behind the scenes...

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  14. Sanchez to turn your season around?

    Simon March
    Fantasy Football Champion

    The biggest move of the transfer window so far from a fantasy football perspective is Alexis Sanchez’s switch from Arsenal to Manchester United. Sanchez has been largely overlooked by fantasy football managers so far this season, partly because of his price; he’s one of the most expensive players in the game and, also, due to lingering doubts over his form, mindset and motivation while still at Arsenal.

    The fact that Sanchez, last season’s top FPL scorer with an incredible 24 goals and 11 assists from midfield, is currently owned by less than 4% of managers makes him the ultimate differential option for any cash-heavy managers looking to turn their seasons around.

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    Do you see a lot of tumbleweeds in Bournemouth? Or just in transfer windows?

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  16. Merseyside movers

    Expecting plenty of action on the blue half of Merseyside today?

    Here is the latest...

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    Guido Carillo in... Virgil van Dijk out... Saints fans not happy?

    Sum up your club's January window in a gif...

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  18. What happened last year?

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    It was a pretty quiet transfer deadline day last year.

    The most expensive incoming transfer was Southampton's £14m signing of Italy striker Manolo Gabbiadini from Napoli.

    Burnley broke their transfer record to sign Republic of Ireland winger Robbie Brady from Norwich, while Odion Ighalo was the major exit, joining Chinese Super League club Changchun Yatai for £20m from Watford.

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    And another disgruntled Newcastle fan - I have a feeling there's a few out there today...

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  20. Aubameyang's Spanish dream

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    Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is likely to dominate the agenda today with Arsenal fans desperate for the Borussia Dortmund striker to complete his move.

    But these quotes from back in 2015 may worry a few Gunners supporters.

    "I think one day I'll leave (Dortmund) to play in another league because my dream is to play in Spain," Aubameyang told BBC World Service after being nominated for the African Footballer of the Year award.

    "The English Premier League? Lots of people think that it would good for me but my mum is Spanish and I really have that dream to play over there.

    "After that maybe one day the Premier League but for the moment I aim to one day play in Spain."

    People change... right?