Right then.

Earlier on we wondered how transfer fees are actually paid. Does one club do a bank transfer to another? Does the chairman have to log on to his online banking?

We might have an answer...

Cardiff City

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We've had strong links with a loan move for both Victor Caramasa from Real Betis and Harry Arter from Bournemouth - both are creative midfielders, an area Neil Warnock needs to strengthen. Given a choice Harry Arter looks the better out of the two with his Premier League experience and a better goal scoring record.

A loan move would be good for Cardiff with the club not over committing financially if survival is not achieved. Bournemouth have strengthened in midfield, and Real Betis are also strong in that area, so may be keen to get them off the books for a season.

Let’s hope Warnock and the club can get the deals across the line

Vince Alm, Cardiff City supporters club

Stoke City

Stoke City have agreed a fee with Swansea to sign midfielder Sam Clucas.

The former Hull midfielder is understood to be having a medical with the Potters.

Clucas had been understood to be close to a move to Premier League Burnley, but the move collapsed as they could not agree personal terms with the Swansea City midfielder.

It is understood Stoke have agreed a fee of just over £6m for the left-footed midfielder.

Championship news...

Arsenal

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For once, deadline day feels quite nice, having seen us do our pro-active business early. I think most fans wouldn't say no to a centre back or a winger but in general, are happy.

The focus must be on outgoings with Ospina, Perez and even Welbeck perhaps leaving us. There has been a question mark over Aaron Ramsey but perhaps it's all gone quiet because clubs have been told he will be signing a new contract today - here's hoping!

Akhil Vyas, Arsenal Supporters Trust

Adam Watson: Arrived bright and early for a flight to Italy on July 18th. Couldn’t check in and wondered why... flight left on June 18th! £600 last minute flight was comfortable!

BBC Radio Shropshire are reporting that Shrewsbury Town have signed the Tranmere Rovers midfielder Ollie Norburn. He becomes the new Shrewsbury manager John Askey’s 14th signing of the summer.

BBC Radio Nottingham's Robin Chipperfield tells us that Forest are close to signing Huddersfield defender Michael Hefele today.

And Kayden Jackson has signed for Championship side Ipswich Town for more than £1m in a new record deal for Accrington Stanley.

The striker scored 16 goals last season as Stanley won the League Two title and was impressive in pre-season against higher league opposition.

Wolverhampton Wanderers

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The first twist of the day?

It looks like Man City's Oleksandr Zinchenko has decided not to pursue a move to the Golden Palace according to reports.

This one has been mulling over during the summer after the clubs agreed a £16m fee. Zinchenko offered the classic 'utility man' traits Wolves needed to strengthen their ranks, especially in the wing-back positions.Things could change of course, but this one looks done and dusted.

Hang on. *Picks up phone.*

"Jorge, how are you? So, what have you got for us...?"

David Evans, Wolves Fancast

Ryan: Leicester signing a centre-back doesn't mean Maguire will go. They've needed another one for two years now.

Toby: Not sure why Chelsea need any more midfielders when they got a great deal in Ross Barkley only a few months ago - surely he was one for the future!

West Ham United

I really wasn't expecting us to do too much business today so it was a welcome surprise to see us sign Lucaz Perez.

It's not a signing that excited me as much as Anderson and Wilshere but it's really promising that we are signing back-up players of Perez's quality as opposed to Jordan Hugill (no offence Jordan - good luck at Boro)

Arsenal spent big on him and he didn't really live up to the price tag but he has Premier League experience at the Gunners that can only benefit us.

I feel like we're now getting to the stage where we have the makings of a great squad as opposed to a strong starting XI.

David Blackmore, Editor of Blowing Bubbles Magazine

Just joining us? There has been a frisson of transfer activity.

• Chelsea have completed the loan signing of Real Madrid midfielder Mateo Kovacic
• Manchester City have signed Australia winger Daniel Arzani
• West Ham have moved for Arsenal forward Lucas Perez
• Bristol City left-back Joe Bryan is on the way to Fulham
• Leicester have picked up Dinamo Zagreb centre-half Filip Benkovic

Clock ticking. 360 minutes for Premier League clubs to do their remaining business.

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John McIntosh: On World Cup final morning I was with my grandsons. Eight-year-old asks what time does the final start, 11-year-old confidently replies 7pm. So, I spend the afternoon drinking beer in the garden, and go in at 6:45 for kick-off to see all of France celebrating...

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Upon arriving at the King Power Stadium, Filip Benkovic told LCFC TV: "I will give all my heart to this club, to all the fans, to everybody. Hopefully we’ll have a very good result this season. The ambitions of Leicester City are so big. I like the Club very much and I think it’s a very good step for me to the next level. I’m very happy to be here."

Manager Claude Puel added: "Filip is an exciting young player who has the potential to develop even more at Leicester City Football Club. He has made a big contribution to Dinamo Zagreb over the last three years and has also benefitted from experiencing European football. I know he will give us some great options and competition in the squad and I’m delighted to have him here."

Benkovic was part of the Dinamo Zagreb side that won the Croatian title last season. He has also played in the Champions League and Europa League.

He stands at an imposing 6ft 4ins.

Back up for Leicester, or a replacement?

They are coming thick and fast now.

Leicester have signed centre-back Filip Benković from Dinamo Zagreb. The 21-year-old, who joins for an undisclosed fee,has signed a five-year contract.

Leicester signing a centre-back? Interesting...

That Joe Bryan move would wrap up what has been something of a saga. Not only has been linked with Villa, but also Newcastle and Middlesbrough.

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BBC Sport

Fulham are set to complete the signing of Bristol City left-back Joe Bryan for £6m.

The 24-year-old was close to joining Aston Villa, but is now undergoing a medical with the Cottagers.

More deal news coming up...