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Image source, The Daily MirrorSummary
Man Utd sign Odion Ighalo on loan until end of season
West Ham sign Hull forward Bowen for £20m
Aston Villa sign Baston from Swansea
Angelino joins RB Leipzig on loan from Man City
Wigan defender Robinson's move to AC Milan breaks down
Lampard says Giroud is staying at Chelsea
Arsenal sign defender Soares from Southampton
Sheff Utd sign striker Zivkovic on loan from Changchun Yatai and defender Panos Retsos on loan from Bundesliga
Rochdale defender Matheson, 17, joins Wolves for £1m
Deadline is at 23:00 GMT in England, midnight in Scotland
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Image source, The Daily Mirror'Blades in for Retsos'published at 08:07 Greenwich Mean Time 31 January 2020
Sheffield United
Image source, Getty ImagesSam Parry - Dem Blades Fanzine
After breaking our record transfer fee with a £22m move for Sander Berge, it looks like the Blades are nailed on to make another signing later.
Panagiotis Retsos is a mobile central defender who currently plays for Bayer Leverkeusen, perfect long-term competition for Chris Basham. If this one comes off, it signals that this transfer window is one of succession planning for Chris Wilder.
Wanyama heading back to Celtic from Spurs?published at 08:02 Greenwich Mean Time 31 January 2020
Image source, Getty ImagesTottenham are willing to allow Kenya midfielder Victor Wanyama to leave the club - but only if their £8m asking price is met. According to the Mirror, external, Celtic are interested in the 28-year-old.
Wanyama spent a couple of years with Celtic earlier in his career and I seem to remember him scoring in a famous win over Barcelona at Parkhead.
Guess the deadline-day signingpublished at 08:01 Greenwich Mean Time 31 January 2020
Image source, .Right, to help pass a bit of time while we wait for some actual signings to happen, how about we play a little game?
Can you guess this deadline day signing? Clue - if needed - in 15 mins. Answer at half past.
Send your suggestions to #bbcfootball
Premier League news conferencespublished at 07:57 Greenwich Mean Time 31 January 2020
Obviously we're going to be stacked out with transfer news throughout the day and I'm sure there'll be oodles of that from the Premier League news conferences later today.
Newcastle boss Steve Bruce kicks it all off but their are plenty of other updates coming your way. Just look at this lot:
- Newcastle (08:45)
- Bournemouth (09:00)
- Man Utd (10:00)
- Everton (13:00)
- Tottenham (13:00)
- Wolves (13:00)
- Norwich (13:15)
- Arsenal (13:30)
- Liverpool (13:30)
- Man City (13:30)
- West Ham (13:30)
(All times listed above are GMT)
Hull's Bowen heading to the Premier League?published at 07:50 Greenwich Mean Time 31 January 2020
Image source, Getty ImagesWest Ham will make a late move to sign Hull City's English winger Jarrod Bowen, with Crystal Palace also keen on the 23-year-old.(Sun), external.
Bowen started his career at non-league Hereford and could apparently be in line to earn wages in the region of £60,000 per week, if he moves.
'Fernandes will be worth every pound'published at 07:47 Greenwich Mean Time 31 January 2020
Image source, Getty ImagesPortuguese football writer Jose Delgado on Bruno Fernandes:
"He'll be worth every pound because he is a fantastic player. Manchester United have a very good player who can be the start of them rebuilding their team.
"He is humble, he is not someone who thinks he is a star and you can see that when he plays for the national side with the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo. In Manchester he will have the emotional intelligence to do his job and find his place.
"He can be a leader in the future and I think he will impose himself by the work he does."
18 for Fernandes?published at 07:43 Greenwich Mean Time 31 January 2020
So Manchester United finally got a deal over the line for Bruno Fernandes on Thursday but which number will he wear at Old Trafford.
The number seven and number 11 shirts are both vacant at the minute but are both pretty iconic at United. George Best, Bryan Robson, Eric Cantona, David Beckham, Cristiano Ronaldo and Ryan Giggs have all worn those numbers down the years.
But is this Instagram post from agent Miguel Ruben Pinho, a bit of a giveaway?
Paul Scholes and more recently Ashley Young, have worn the number 18 shirt for United in the past.
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End of twitter postDeadline day's biggest dealspublished at 07:35 Greenwich Mean Time 31 January 2020
Image source, .What are the biggest deals done on deadline day and how successful have they been?
We've put a list of five big movers on past deadline days, check it out here.
Dembele to Gillingham?published at 07:30 Greenwich Mean Time 31 January 2020
BBC Radio Kent's Ben Watts: Will it be a busy day for Gillingham boss Steve Evans and chairman Paul Scally?
Celtic boss Neil Lennon said in his press conference yesterday that they'd turned down a bid from Gills to take teenage winger Karamoko Dembele on loan. Bhoys fan Evans worked with Dembele's older brother Siriki while he was manager at Peterborough.
Gillingham defender Lee Hodson's return to the Scottish Premiership with St Mirren was also confirmed yesterday. Reports north of the border suggest Watford loanee Alex Jakubiak could also be heading to Paisley. The 23-year-old is the Medway club's top scorer with six league goals, but he's fallen out of favour and only started five times since September.
His exit would free up another matchday squad loan space at ME7 (Gills currently use the maximum of five) - Wolves winger Jordan Graham, who is out of contract in the summer, has been linked.
'Sealed with a Cris'published at 07:28 Greenwich Mean Time 31 January 2020
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Image source, Daily Express'I'd love to see Chilwell in a City shirt'published at 07:25 Greenwich Mean Time 31 January 2020
Manchester City
Image source, Getty ImagesNigel Rothband - The Man City Show Podcast
Manchester City need to strengthen in defence. John Stones seems to have lost a bit of confidence, there are questions about Nicolas Otamendi and Eric Garcia is still cutting his teeth at the top level. A back-up keeper is required and issues still persist at left-back. Benjamin Mendy has not had a decent run of games to establish himself and neither Angelino nor Oleksandr Zinchenko seem quite good enough.
Ben Chilwell is a player I'd love to see in a City shirt. He would fit into the system well, has pace and is a great crosser of the ball. Potentially Spurs may not qualify for the Champions League next season, so if they want to cash in on Harry Kane, he may be the perfect replacement for Sergio Aguero.
Claudio Bravo has won some silverware during his time at Etihad Stadium but a more reliable replacement is now required. Joining him through the exit door could be Otamendi, Angelino and possibly Stones. I don't want to see Leroy Sane leave once he returns to full fitness; we need his pace and competition for that position.
What's it like being a player on deadline day?published at 07:21 Greenwich Mean Time 31 January 2020
Micah Richards has been through it all on deadline day.
He made a late move from Manchester City to Fiorentina - flying over unsure that he'd pass the medical - and has also suffered the disappointment of an enticing move to a European giant falling through.
The reason the latter deal fell through? Some classic-deadline day confusion.
Read Micah's column all about his deadline-day experiences here.
Image source, .Image caption, Micah Richards was pictured by Fiorentina's Twitter account after his arrival in Florence to finalise his move
Winter window winners?published at 07:19 Greenwich Mean Time 31 January 2020
Swindon Town fans have certainly had a rollercoaster of a transfer window.
First they lost prolific scorer Eoin Doyle - who has scored more goals than any player in Europe's top divisions with 23 league goals - when he was recalled by Bradford.
Then they lost fellow striker Jerry Yates - who has 12 goals this season - when he was recalled by Rotherham.
That left the Robins with their entire strikeforce gone but then Yates returned before Doyle signed permanently yesterday.
If any club has had a better window than Swindon, I've yet to see it.
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End of twitter postMan Utd's Joshua King bid rebuffedpublished at 07:18 Greenwich Mean Time 31 January 2020
Simon Stone
BBC SportManchester United did ask about Bournemouth forward Joshua King but were told the Norwegian was going nowhere.
There is a link to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer through not only nationality but also the fact the current United manager coached King during the early days of his career.
United are in the hunt for a striker and King, who has only scored three goals this season, appeared to fit the bill.
Bournemouth didn't think so.
Quiz: Name every Premier League club's record signingpublished at 07:12 Greenwich Mean Time 31 January 2020
Image source, Getty ImagesTransfer deadline day often throws up a major deal or two - so how well do you know the record signings of each current Premier League club?
Test your knowledge with our quiz here.
Quiz: Name every Premier League club's record signing
Transfer deadline day often throws up a major deal or two - so how well do you know the record signings of each current Premier League club?
Read More'Can't see anyone leaving'published at 07:10 Greenwich Mean Time 31 January 2020
ArsenalAkhil Vyas - Arsenal Supporters' Trust
I think most people would say we have a need at centre-back and I wouldn't disagree. Losing Calum Chambers to injury was a blow and with Shkodran Mustafi (whatever people think of him) now out, it leaves us short. Mikel Arteta has certainly got us organised, so having an additional option may help him in the three competitions we are still in.
As I think we are a bit short, I wouldn't like to see anyone leave. Even the young players such as Eddie Nketiah are getting chances, so I can't see anyone leaving.
Postpublished at 07:08 Greenwich Mean Time 31 January 2020
We've asked fans from all 20 Premier League clubs to provide a little insight into what their club needs on transfer deadline day.
Let's kick things off with Arsenal.
January can be kind...published at 07:05 Greenwich Mean Time 31 January 2020
BBC Radio 5 LiveFormer Derby and Swansea manager Paul Clement: "I had a good experience of the January window when I was at Swansea. It is traditionally a difficult window, it is shorter than summer and clubs do not want to sell their best players which is what you are looking for.
"We bought four players each costing £4m and they all had an impact in us staying in the Premier League - Tom Carroll, Jordan Ayew, Martin Olsson and Luciano Narsingh. We had real difficulties in January, we were in the relegation zone and we managed to stay up. It was good business."