Former Northampton striker Ivan Toney braves the Nene divide and joins Peterborough from Newcastle.

Expect League One goals...

Roberto: I once had a friend who turned up at the night club five hours early on holiday in Spain, as he thought he had to put his watch forward an hour EVERY DAY not just once!

Crystal Palace

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A Crystal Palace fan meltdown was reaching peak levels by the end of July. Yohan Cabaye and Bakary Sako had refused new contracts, leaving on free transfers. Meanwhile, Timothy Fosu-Mensah and Ruben Loftus-Cheek had both returned to their parent clubs, yet no outfield reinforcements appeared to be on the horizon. Then, in the space of a couple of days Cheikhou Kouyate arrived from West Ham and the Eagles pulled off one of the biggest coups of the window with the free signing from Schalke of “the German Messi”, Max Meyer. The meltdown had been successfully cooled by Steve Parish and co.

Goalkeeper Vicente Guaita's arrival from Getafe on a free transfer seems to have flown under the radar. Getafe conceded just 33 goals in 38 games during the 2017-18 La Liga season, with only Atletico Madrid and Barcelona conceding fewer goals.

Terence Ford, RedNBluearmy.co.uk

Jake: In 2013 I took a trip to New York, and as part of the experience, decided to go see the New York Yankees. Made the booking months in advance; however, when the day arrived and was waiting for the time to head over, discovered it had started an hour earlier. In Florida.

Frankie McLoughlin: I once took my lady to Birmingham for the weekend to see the Killers in concert. We were informed at the door that I'd got the wrong date and we were a month too late. We ended up seeing Kenny Rogers instead...

David Ornstein
BBC Sport

Liverpool are expecting a very quiet final day of the window. There will be no more signings at Anfield - they haven’t made a single enquiry for a player since recruiting Alisson on 19 July.

Departures are possible - there is lots of domestic interest in striker Danny Ings, in particular - but nobody is close to a move and the entire squad is scheduled to report to training at 12:00 BST for a 13:30 BST start, so time is running out.

Liverpool will utilise the transfer window remaining open for sales and loan deals to European clubs until 31 August, so that could well help the likes of Simon Mignolet and Ings secure transfers.

Manager Jurgen Klopp is, however, very happy for Ings to stay if nothing materialises.

BBC Radio Bristol's Richard Hoskin: "The future of Bristol City left-back Joe Bryan will finally be resolved today. All signs pointed to a move to Championship rivals Aston Villa, but latest reports suggest Fulham have dramatically come in at the 11th hour, and as things stand a move to Craven Cottage could now be on the cards.

"If Bryan leaves Ashton Gate, the assumption is Bristol City will have a replacement lined up for the 24-year-old."

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Cardiff manager Neil Warnock had been keen on adding two midfielders and a striker before close of business, but looks now set to ditch plans for a forward to prioritise the middle of the park.

Harry Arter is a player Warnock likes and has spoken with the Cherries about a loan deal, but Bournemouth are holding out for a permanent switch with a £10m price tag.

Cardiff have spoken to other targets with Real Betis midfielder Víctor Camarasa being heavily linked with the Premier League new boys.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport

Premier League new boys Cardiff have made an official approach for Bournemouth midfielder Harry Arter.

The 28-year-old midfielder is open to a move after fearing his first team chances will be reduced following Eddie Howe’s summer spending.

He has not played a league game for the Cherries since January and has three years left on his contract.

Remember, we're not only in the business of transfers today. Plenty of Premier League managers will be facing the press before the season gets under way this weekend.

Jose Mourinho is first up and we'll bring you what he's had to say very soon.

Meanwhile, elsewhere...

Sam Bysouth: Talking of being caught out by the clock, my brother (BBC Sport's own Alex Bysouth) once set his watch the wrong way when the clocks changed and turned up to do his paper round at 4.30am.

If you're doing a Dolly Parton, then the transfer window only remains open for the length of your working day.

QPR owner Tony Fernandes is slightly peeved at suggestions that midfielder Luke Freeman could be on the move from Loftus Road.

Freeman has been linked with Championship rivals Blackburn and Middlesbrough.

If he's tired of reading Freeman tweets, he could just avoid Twitter for the day...

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Mike Durham: My elderly mother was visiting friends in Australia and totally forgot about the time difference: she was texting me about what a lovely day it was as her flight home was leaving Sydney (some 200 miles away). Three days later and £1000 poorer, she arrived back!

Leicester City

Will he stay or will he go now?

With the Riyad Mahrez transfer saga finally over, it now becomes the Harry Maguire show. Leicester have been linked with probably every centre-back going, but as proved with the prolonged Mahrez transfer, Leicester City are no longer a selling club and I think our owners will do their best to hold onto him. That said a potential £75m may just be a tad hard to turn down.

I thought there would have been more outgoings than just Ahmed Musa so far with Danny Simpson, Andy King, Bartosz Kapustka, Islam Slimanai and Leonardo Ulloa all possible leavers, so our transfer day could see more leave than arrive as we try to cut our squad size.

Chris Forryan, Leicester till I Die

Matt Elliott
Former Leicester City captain for BBC Radio Leicester

I think Harry Maguire will still be a Leicester player tomorrow. I know the Leicester owners reasonably well and they will be determined to keep a player of his stature unless a ridiculous offer comes in.

To get Maguire, Manchester United will have to pay well over the odds, something in the region of £100m. Are they really going to pay that?

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Leicester City have agreed a £19m fee with Freiburg for centre-back Caglar Soyuncu, according to Sky Sports., external

The 22-year-old Turkey international still has to undergo a medical and discuss personal terms with the Foxes.

It leads us to another of the day's hot topics...

Southampton

You can almost hear the groans when a sports reporter gets told they'll be spending transfer deadline day reporting 'live' from Staplewood - Southampton's training centre. Why? Because, most of time, absolutely nothing happens at all!

This transfer deadline day appears it could go the same way, with Mark Hughes having outlined at the weekend that the club were "probably at a point where we are not likely to do any business".

Saints have already spent £51m this summer on Stuart Armstrong, Moi Elyounoussi, Angus Gunn and Jannik Vestergaard, but fans are still incredibly concerned about where the goals are going to come from.

Ben Stanfield, Total Saints Podcast

James: Spent all day (and many more) revising for a university exam only to discover it had taken place in the morning. Thank the lord for doctor’s notes.

Jamie: My auntie and uncle had tickets to see Jason Manford. Arrived at the venue only to realise they were a full year too early.

Oscar: I started supporting Leeds in 2004 it turns out I was 10 years too late.

David Ornstein
BBC Sport

Crystal Palace have finalised a deal to sign Swansea and Ghana forward Jordan Ayew on season-long loan, subject to the 26-year-old passing a medical today.

He will take the role of Ruben Loftus-Cheek, who Palace had on loan from Chelsea last season, but is also an option that they can use up front.

No more arrivals are expected at Selhurst Park before he 17:00 BST deadline, but departures are likely - with offers on the table for players such as Jason Puncheon and Jairo Riedewald, though the latter will not be going to Swansea who had previously been linked with him as part of the Ayew deal.

Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho says his side face a "difficult season" unless they sign more players.

The Old Trafford club have been linked to several defenders - Tottenham's Toby Alderweireld, Bayern Munich's Jerome Boateng and Leicester's Harry Maguire as well as Eintracht Frankfurt and Croatia winger Ante Rebic.

If you've been with us all morning, you'll know that the latest name to be mentioned is Chelsea's Kurt Zouma.

Jose will address the media in about 20 minutes...

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