Adam: Who is going to be this years ‘we’ll take anyone who can kick a ball straight’ signing? Maybe a late offer for Jermaine Defoe? Or see if Crouchy will dust off his boots?

Southampton

Ben Stanfield, Total Saints Podcast:

While Saints looked strong going forward last season, it was clearly defensive areas that needed improving during this summer. With that in mind, Kyle Walker-Peters (Spurs) and Mohammed Salisu (Real Valladolid) were very welcome permanent additions.

Despite still trying to move on several signings that haven’t worked out at St. Mary’s, Ibrahima Diallo’s arrival will also create extra competition in central midfield.

With his services now secured, I’d give this window eight out of 10.

Ralph Hasenhuttl has made it clear he is still looking for at least one more player on deadline day and I think that will be in the attacking third of the pitch with either a winger attacking midfielder.

With circa £30m already invested this summer, and the ongoing uncertainty around the financial impact of Covid-19, there won’t be much left in the transfer coffers. Hopefully we can get an exciting, creative option across the line.

Italian Serie A

Image source, Inter Milan

Inter Milan have signed full-back Matteo Darmian from Parma on a season-long loan deal with an obligation to buy for a reported £2.2m.

The 30-year-old Italian joins former Manchester United team-mates Ashley Young, Romelu Lukaku and Alexis Sanchez at the San Siro.

Southampton

In: Kyle Walker-Peters, Mohammed Salisu, Ibrahima Diallo.

Out: Mohamed Elyounoussi, Maya Yoshida, Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg, Cedric Soares, Mario Lemina, Harrison Reed.

Adam Blackmore
BBC Radio Solent sports editor

Southampton are keen on adding a wide player/midfielder to their squad, and former Saint Theo Walcott is one of their options, as a loan signing.

At least two other Premier League clubs have enquired about Walcott, but he is believed to be keen on a return to the south coast.

The arrival of Walcott would add experience to their youthful squad and depth to Saints wide options.

Southampton are hoping to let Wesley Hoedt, Sofiane Boufal and Guido Carrillo go out today, and that would help make financial room for any potential deal.

Goalkeeper Angus Gunn could also be set to leave Saints today.

Paul Malecki: A lot blaming Woodward at United in RE to Sancho however he is the scapegoat here. The Glaziers have obviously said the maximum he can bid which isnt near what Dortmund are demanding. Dortmund has never changed their stance and said they wouldnt negotiate under £108M

Everton

Ben Godfrey's £25m move to Everton from Norwich is money well spent, according to data analysts Carteret.

The London-based company advises some Premier League clubs on investment and transfer targets, and uses data from players' performances to work out how much a player is worth to an iindividual club.

They say Godfrey, 22, has an Intrinsic Value of £41.29m to Everton, so a big hike on their investment.

Manchester United

Barney Chilton, Red News:

So who would have thought Manchester United would be frantically acting like a Supermarket Sweep contestant on the final 24 hours of deadline day?

Well, any United fan well versed in the last seven years actually.

We were promised a cultural reboot, that was the long-term plan - and this seems anything but.

Yes, 2020 is unique, and surreal, but United talked of “exploiting” the market and we now seem like we’re being eaten by it. Edinson Cavani could thrill, I hope so, but it seems a reaction to events rather than what we wanted. And if we wanted Jadon Sancho all along, why has the window ended like this?

With United progress only ever seems temporary and what’s that quote about the act of insanity…? It won’t be a dull day for United fans, I’ll give you that.

But it wasn’t meant to be this way.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport

Manchester United have not completely abandoned their attempt to sign Ousmane Dembele from Barcelona but a deal is rated as unlikely.

United want Dembele on loan but it is thought the player would prefer a permanent move.

Dembele cost Barcelona up to £135.5m when he joined them from Borussia Dortmund three years ago.

However, injury and loss of form mean the 23-year-old has failed to make the impact expected at the Nou Camp.

Tottenham Hotspur

In: Gareth Bale, Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg, Joe Hart, Matt Doherty, Sergio Reguilon, Carlos Vinicius.

Out: Jan Vertonghen, Michel Vorm, Troy Parrott, Kyle Walker-Peters, Oliver Skipp, Juan Foyth.

Hit the thumbs.

Tottenham full-back Ryan Sessegnon has joined Bundesliga side Hoffenheim on loan for the remainder of the season.

Spurs signed Sessegnon, 20, from Fulham for £25m last summer but he has struggled to break into the first team.

News of a confirmed outgoing from Tottenham.

Andrew Neill: I know it won't happen but Newcastle could do with at least one more first team signing. Could argue that the priority is a ball winning midfielder or another left back but the difference in the team with and without Callum Wilson is huge so we need a back up striker

Freddie: Today is one of the biggest windows for Wolves that I remember, no real depth to the squad and no back-up for quite a few positions. Seems like extreme faith in the academy

BBC Sport

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Liverpool

In: Kostas Tsimikas, Thiago Alcantara, Diogo Jota.

Out: Pedro Chirivella, Nathaniel Clyne, Dejan Lovren, Adam Lallana, Ovie Ejaria, Ki-Jana Hoever, Loris Karius, Rhian Brewster.

Hit the thumbs.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

Liverpool are not expected to make any signings today so eyes will be elsewhere on potential outgoings.

Xherdan Shaqiri was left out of the squad to face Arsenal in the Carabao Cup amid interest from other clubs, with Serie A pair Lazio and Roma believed to have noted his potential availability.

Harry Wilson, who played against Arsenal, has attracted interest from Burnley but as yet no deal has materialised.

Francesca Gunn: Only way we're gonna get Sancho is if Woodward forgets trying to negotiate when he doesn't have a leg to stand on. Just pay the 108 mil already.

Gumbo74: If Moyes & his team bring in more like Bowen, Soucek & Coufal (£5.4m!) then very happy. More importantly is a clear out of certain players not performing but taking a big wage. Oh,and we beat LCFC 3-0 yesterday - might get lost in the headlines!

John Bennett
BBC World Service

It seems ridiculous to say that treble winners Bayern Munich had weaknesses coming into this season but although the first 11 was never a problem, Hansi Flick did have issues when it came to squad depth in what will be a congested campaign.

The good news for Bayern fans and the bad news for their rivals is that the issues should all be sorted by the deadline.

Espanyol’s Marc Roca has already signed to add to the numbers in midfield. Marseille’s Bouna Sarr is expected to come in as back-up for Benjamin Pavard at right-back. Flick wants a fourth winger in the squad and Douglas Costa is being strongly linked with a deadline day move from Juventus.

Last but not least, there are reports that (brace yourself Stoke City fans) Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting could be signing for Bayern on a free to provide cover up front.

With news that Leeds United are close to signing Brazilian winger Raphinha for £17m from Rennes, some cheeky user has taken to Wikipedia and edited his page.

It now says he owns a fish and chip shop and was born in my hometown of Batley!

Can't say that it's true, never seen him having a kickabout in Staincliffe.

Image source, Wikipedia