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
Micah Richards
Former Aston Villa defender
It is certainly stressful because if you want to get a move and you're ringing your agent and friends and everyone is asking if you are staying or going. It can be stressful but at the same time it can be fun. I was a long time at Man City and never thought I would leave.
Simon Stone
BBC Sport
Manchester United are growing increasingly confident of signing a striker on loan before the 11pm transfer deadline.
United have been heavily linked with Bournemouth’s Joshua King and former Watford front-man Odion Ighalo today.
It was understood earlier this evening that United had accepted the chances of landing King were slim.
However, they were still talking to alternative options and, whilst there is no deal done, or any suggestion an announcement is imminent, there is a growing feeling United will reach a successful conclusion.
Micah Richards
Former Aston Villa defender
No, I am not surprised because he is not getting as much game time as he would like to. Zinchenko is back fit now and they have players who can cover in that position. As a young player you want to go and play. He went on loan and did well and they brought him back but it didn't work out. I'm glad he has gone to get some more minutes under his belt.
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Micah Richards
Former Aston Villa defender
My favourite manager is Roberto Mancini because tactically I thought he was amazing. I had my best ever season in the Premier League under him. Close second is Stuart Pearce because he gave me my debut and he was a legend as well. I loved the way he trained. It was an honour to play under both of them.
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Micah Richards
Former Aston Villa defender
It is tough on deadline day because when you are at a top team and you know they are looking at players in your position it is nerve-wracking, even for the players who don't leave. You don't want another player taking your spot. But it is exciting if you are looking for a new challenge and a move.
We promised you a Micah Richards Q&A, the answers to your questions are coming up over the next hour.
Kevin Nolan
Former West Ham captain on BBC Radio 5 Live
Christian Eriksen has not been on top form for a long time and Tottenham needed to get him out.
In the dressing room, when lads who are top players are not performing you start to lose a bit of faith in them.
Now he has gone there might be a little air of freshness, and all the other players will say 'right, let's move on'.
So it's not about replacing Eriksen, it's about all those lads saying 'we don't need Eriksen, watch this'.
Tottenham Hotspur
Nathan A Clark - The Extra Inch Podcast
With it seeming like any potential deals for bringing in strikers are dead in the water it's interesting that Troy Parrott is one of the few academy stars not being loaned out in these closing hours.
He turns only 18 in a few days, and apparently there are some complicated details with keeping him home grown until then but I really hope that part of the consideration is that he might pick up some minutes.
Otherwise we are reliant on Lucas Moura, Son Hueng-Min and Dele awkwardly filling in up top for the rest of the season.
Nigel Johnson
Stoke City Commentator, BBC Radio Stoke
Sources from Pride Park say West Brom's Chris Brunt is on his way for talks with Stoke City.
What do you make of that?
Image source, .Things have started picking up over the last hour.
Manchester United
Lots of chat about Manchester United being in talks to sign former Watford striker Odion Ighalo on loan from Shanghai Shehnua for six months.
We will try to firm things up for you on that one.
Wolves
Wolves Football Fancast:
Rochdale’s Luke Matheson joins for £1 million and is immediately loaned back to Rochdale for the remainder of the season.
This is a promising future signings for Wolves who has already raised some eyebrows after his performance at Old Trafford earlier in the season.
It seems that elusive striker search might be over with no expected incoming today for the first team.
Matheson is 17 years old and only passed his driving test just over 24 hours ago. If you didn’t feel middle aged before, you will now.
David Burns
BBC Radio Humberside
James Scott should be next one in Hull City. Fee agreed with Motherwell for 19 year-old striker. I know no more than that.
BBC Radio 5 Live
BBC's senior football reporter Ian Dennis believes Jarrod Bowen's move from Hull to West Ham will go through, but it is going to test the 23:00 GMT deadline.
Listen to his thoughts below and listen live to BBC Radio 5 Live's transfer deadline day show live by using the audio icon at the top of this page.
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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer
Everton goalkeeper Jonas Lossl is set to rejoin former club Huddersfield Town on loan until the end of the season.
The 30-year-old Dane, who played a key role in The Terriers retaining Premier League status under then manager David Wagner following promotion from the Championship, only joined Everton on a free transfer in the summer after their relegation last season.
He has not made any first team appearances and is now expected to return to Huddersfield.
Sheffield United
Image source, Sheffield UnitedSheffield United have signed Bayer Leverkusen defender Panagiotis Retsos on loan for the rest of the season.
Greek Retsos, 21, joined the Bundesliga side from Olympiakos in 2017 for £16m.
Boss Chris Wilder said: "Panos is another who comes to us with a great pedigree and hopefully we can help progress his career.
"He is young, talented and one that we've had our eye on for quite a while."
Nothing since lunchtime and now three in the space of 20 minutes.
You're not going to believe this, we have ANOTHER Premier League signing.
Simon Stone
BBC Sport
On Luke Matheson's move from Rochdale to Wolves: "For Wolves to go into the lower leagues in England and buy a young English players says a lot about the football club and, hopefully, about the future direction of the football club. I hope it turns out to be a great deal for all parties."
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