Transfer window closes in England at 23:00 GMT, midnight in Scotland
Batshuayi joins Palace on loan from Chelsea
Fulham make late move to sign winger Markovic from Liverpool
Crouch joins Burnley from Stoke, Vokes heads other way
Newcastle sign Almiron for club record £20m & left-back Barreca on loan from Monaco
Leicester loan Monaco midfielder Tielemans, send Silva on loan the other way
Arsenal confirm Suarez signing and loan Smith Rowe to RB Leipzig
Montero & Carroll leave Swansea, but deals for Fer and James collapse
Ian Dennis
Radio 5 live senior football reporter
Fulham are looking to make additions but it’s highly unlikely they will be signing Cameroon captain Michael Ngadeu-Ngadjui.
Slavia Prague had earlier tweeted he had been given permission to travel to London.
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Wolves
Image source, Getty ImagesDavid Evans from the Wolves Football Fancast:
"It could be the only bit of business on Deadline Day for Wolves, but Jonny Otto Castro has signed a permanent deal for a fee believed to be £15m.
"On loan from Atletico Madrid, the wing back has been excellent so far this season, and has slotted perfectly into an attacking style of play.
"Wolves are using the hashtag #Jonny2023 to announce the deal. Which just sounds like a reboot of the classic 1980's caper 'Short Circuit', but this time set in a dystopian 'Mad Max' style future where he only has his wits and smooth jokes to get him through."
Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer
Chelsea are still busy behind the scenes ahead of deadline - and some of the deals in the pipeline could involve players leaving Stamford Bridge on loan.
Michy Batshuayi appears to have a choice of loan deals between West Ham United and Real Betis unless Everton, believed to be his preferred destination, make a late (and at this stage unlikely) intervention and meet Chelsea's reported £35m asking price.
Everton cannot take the Belgium striker on loan as Chelsea's Kurt Zouma is already at Goodison Park on a similar arrangement.
Former England defender Gary Cahill and outcast midfield man Danny Drinkwater are others attracting attention on loan deals before the window closes.
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Wolverhampton Wanderers
Image source, Rex FeaturesAnother signing for Nottingham Forest today and this time it's Wolves striker Leo Bonatini who joins on loan until the end of the season.
The 24-year-old Brazilian joins after the Championship side also signed Monaco midfielder Pele on loan earlier today.
Bonatini helped Wolves to the second tier title while on loan last season before joining on a permanent basis in the summer and has scored 13 goals in 56 appearances for Nuno Espirito Santo's side.
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Simon Stone
BBC Sport correspondent
Bojan Krkic is to remain at Stoke for the rest of the season despite huge interest in the former Barcelona forward.
Championship side West Brom were keen on the 28-year-old, who was also the subject of inquiries from Turkey, France and Germany, plus Major League Soccer.
However, Stoke boss Nathan Jones has told Krkic he will get the chance to impress over the second half of the season, so he will stay at the Britannia Stadium.
Krkic joined the Potters in 2014 and signed a new contract in 2016 than runs to 2020.
However, he fell out of favour at the back end of Mark Hughes’ time in charge and had spells on loan at Alaves and Mainz.
Krkic returned to Stoke in the summer and has scored one goal in 15 appearances but is yet to make an appearance since Jones replaced Gary Rowett as manager on 9 January.
Fulham
Image source, Getty ImagesNow when you are down near the foot of the Premier League like 19th-placed Fulham a new signing or two definitely does not go amiss.
Fan Sammy James and the presenter of the Fulhamish Podcast is hoping for just that:
"Most stories are about players leaving rather than arriving and it seems very likely that Aboubakar Kamara will be joining Turkish side Malatyaspor.
"There are a few incoming rumours that seem to have some substance to them. Apparently we are chasing Man United youngster Demetri Mitchell, but I personally feel like he is too inexperienced to really help plug our leaky defence.
"The other two rumours are also about defensive players. There seems to be some talk in Norwegian press about former West Ham player Havard Nordtveit joining, and also a few stories linking us with Bordeaux's Youssouf Sabaly.
"Both have high-level pedigree, and I'd be happy with either rocking up at Motspur Park this afternoon."
West Bromwich Albion
Our friends at BBC Coventry and Warwickshire and BBC WM 95.6 inform us of a chain of transfers that could happen in the West Midlands today.
If West Bromwich Albion complete the loan signing of Newcastle United winger Jacob Murphy it may allow Coventry City to sign Baggies forward Kyle Edwards on loan.
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BBC Sport Scotland
Image source, Getty ImagesSome big news from north of the border - but it's not a signing.
Celtic captain Scott Brown, who had been linked with a move away this month, has instead penned a new deal. He's off to celebrate with a new tattoo.
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Peter Crouch's move to Burnley is great for the club, they need his experience and goal scoring ability and he may even get them their first penalty this season!
Danny W, Knaresborough
Amazed that premiership clubs have not signed Max Aarons and Jamal Lewis from Norwich ,they are the best two fullbacks in the Championship
LFG
A flurry of loan signings in the English Football League have gone through in the past half an hour or so.
Burnley
Image source, Getty ImagesIf Peter Crouch scores for Burnley he'll move into the top-10 oldest goalscorers in the Premier League.
Top of the list is Teddy Sheringham - the only man to score in the Premier League as a 40-year-old - who was 40 years, eight months and 24 days old when he scored for West Ham in 2006.
Crouch, who turned 38 yesterday, will drop in under current Luton caretaker boss Mick Harford if he scores in the next month or so...
Fulham
Image source, Getty ImagesRemember this guy Fulham fans?
The Cottagers whacked £12m on Kostas Mitroglou on this very day five years ago. And he's got himself a deadline day move again, swapping Marseille for Galatasaray...
Simon Stone
BBC Sport correspondent
West Ham defender Reece Oxford has joined Bundesliga outfit Augsburg on loan for the rest of the season.
Oxford, 20, spent part of last season in Germany with Borussia Monchengladbach during two loan periods.
He returned to the Hammers in the summer but his only appearances this season have been in the EFL Trophy.
Oxford’s West Ham contract is not due to expire until 2021.
According to Sky Sports News, Derby midfielder Tom Huddlestone is in talks with Udinese over a permanent transfer.
Cardiff City
New Cardiff midfielder Leandro Bacuna: “A few weeks ago, I was made aware of some interest and it has all gone from there. I’m very happy and looking forward to getting started.
“Every game I play I give 100%, and I’ll be fighting hard to help our team. I’ve played against the manager's teams and you can see he always wants to win. He is so passionate.
"It’s going to be great to work underneath him and hopefully he will push me on as a player.”
Cardiff City
Leandro Bacuna has joined Cardiff from Reading for an undisclosed fee, subject to international clearance.
The 27-year-old midfielder has signed a four-and-a-half-year deal that will run until the summer of 2023.
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Nicks: Peter Crouch is joining Burnley so that he can go down to Championship again at the end of the season