Summary

  • Arsenal sign Partey from Atletico Madrid for £45m

  • Edinson Cavani joins Manchester United

  • Man Utd sign Porto's Telles and teenage wingers Diallo and Pellistri

  • Brazilian winger Raphinha completes £17m move to Leeds

  • Walcott returns to Southampton on loan

  • Everton sign keeper Olsen and West Ham release Wilshere

  • Everton sign Norwich defender Godfrey for fee which could reach £30m

  • Window shuts for Premier League teams at 23:00 BST

Live Reporting

Shamoon Hafez, Gary Rose and Tom Rostance

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    Chris & Micah suggesting no crowds shouldn't make a difference? Spurs going to Utd would have had a lot more pressure on them in front of a 75,000 crowd, especially after going a goal down. On the other side of the coin, United players would have put a much better effort in front of their own fans. I think the big players also need the adulation of their own fans in their own stadium and the away teams play with a lot less pressure.

    Jamie, Swindon

    Cavani is the new Zlatan - game changer.

    Will

    Jamie might have a point about big players needing a crowd to play to. Can you imagine Zlatan relishing playing in an empty stadium?

  2. 'Improve or else'

    Phil McNulty
    BBC Sport chief football writer

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    Everton's pursuit of Roma's Robin Olsen is a very clear message to Jordan Pickford - improve or else.

    Carlo Ancelotti publicly supported Pickford last week but it may be that yet another awful error in the win over Brighton on Saturday prompted a re-think.

    In the longer term it would not surprise me if Ancelotti starts casting his net around for a more permanent long-term replacement for Pickford.

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    Arsenal to "re-sign" Gunnersaurus, then at the contract signing they will reveal that it is actually Partey inside the costume. Greatest signing reveal ever.

    Fred, Hampshire

  4. 'Palace additions unlikely'

    Crystal Palace

    Terence Ford, Back of the Nest Podcast:

    The aim of this window was to bring down the average age of the squad and adding youngsters Nathan Ferguson from West Brom and Eberechi Eze from QPR has been a step in the right direction.

    Goals were hard to come by last season and the hope is that Michy Batshuayi can repeat the success of his last loan spell with the club that saw him score six times.

    Unfortunately, Palace were priced out of signing Rhian Brewster from Liverpool and as it stands, remain an attacking option short.

    Fans hope that Said Benrahma from Brentford or Odsonne Edouard from Celtic might be added to the ranks and either would be signings that would be celebrated long into the South London night.

    Sadly, with six unexpected points on the board and prices remaining high, it is unlikely that there will be any additions to the squad today.

  5. Olsen on his way?

    Phil McNulty
    BBC Sport chief football writer

    Negotiations are progressing between Everton and Roma to complete a loan deal for 30-year-old Sweden keeper Robin Olsen.

    Everton made inquiries about Manchester United's Sergio Romero and Paulo Gazzaniga from Spurs but it is understood both clubs wanted a permanent deal whereas the Merseyside club preferred a loan move.

  6. Hmmm, not heard any more about the Chris Smalling to Roma deal, but I have seen some Italian sources saying it is on.

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    United will move to a back five with Shaw playing centre-back and Telles left-back. That will also compensate for the lack of a right winger, allowing Greenwood, Martial, Rashford and Cavani to compete for the two striking positions.

    Dean

    An 18-yr-old winger, 33-yr-old striker, 27-yr-old left-back with only one cap, blah blah blah.... I JUST WANT A DECENT CENTRE-BACK! The best news for me would be keeping Smalling and adding him back into the squad, that's how desperate it's got!

    Dan, Cambridge

  8. Take that back. A legend of the game.

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    Shadow99: Re Dave @ 19:02 - I take your point, but surely Gunnersaurus was going at some point anyway. It's a daft mascot, up there with the boiler.

    Jonathan Moule: I was hoping it might have been Ozil in the Gunnersaurus outfit!

  10. Incoming at Leeds?

    Strong stalking game from the Leeds fans...

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  11. 'Standard of defending has dropped'

    Chris Sutton
    Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

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    The reason for the huge results this season is the standard of defending in the Premier League is awful - and also there has been some terrible goalkeeping.

    You can't blame the fact that there's no crowd for Adrian and his horrific pass. You can't blame the no crowds for the goals that have gone in this season, Manchester United's defending: the Harry Maguire and Luke Shaw errors. We've seen Liverpool and Virgil van Dijk also defending poorly.

    It's poor defending, not a lack of fans, simple as that. The standard of defending has dropped dramatically, I think, in the Premier League.

  12. Replacing Vieira! No pressure then.

  13. 'Garcia more value to stay at Man City'

    There's been much discussion about Eric Garcia this afternoon and a potential move to Barcelona for the Manchester City defender.

    Barcelona's last offer for Garcia was £5 million, plus £10m in variables.

    Data analysts Carteret Analytic say Manchester City take the view that Garcia’s ‘value in use’ (essentially his Intrinsic Value) over the remaining year of his contract is more valuable to them than a derogatory ‘value in exchange’ offer from Barcelona.

    According to Carteret Analytic, Garcia’s Intrinsic Value for Manchester City is £32.14m. The data analysts go on to say that even if you halved this because he is in the last year of his contract, his ‘value in use’ to Manchester City will still be least £16m.

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    JoinyBeans: Will Man Utd’s new left back be a good signing? Only time will Telles...

    Brandon Rendall: Alex Telles - 'ready for the new challenge at Man Utd'. That will be some challenge the way United could be in a relegation battle if things carry on.

    RegularJon: Wahoo - a full-back from Porto, the last one worked out great so I’m sure this one will...

  15. 'An overwhelming success'

    Everton

    Dave Downie, The Blue Room Podcast:

    For once, Everton’s business this window has been an overwhelming success. Abdoulaye Doucoure, Allan and James Rodriguez have all contributed heavily to an incredible start to the season.

    A midfield that looked bereft of any quality or creativity now looks like one of the most efficient in the Premier League.

    Ben Godfrey from Norwich brings much needed cover at centre back.

    In regards to anything else, given the incredible start to the season, I think Farhad Moshiri may be tempted to give Carlo Ancelotti the funds for a surprise or two on deadline day.

    The manager hinted their may be some movement in the attacking ranks given Moise Kean’s move to PSG, a striker or attacking forward would be most welcome.

  16. Worst and best window?

    Analysts at Carteret advise a handul of Premier League clubs on how much a prospective signing would be worth to them, based on how much impact a player has on winning games of football.

    They've given us a look at how they rate all Premier League signings this summer.

    Southampton, Tottenham and Arsenal have had the best window so far, according to Carteret.

    All three of those club's signings are considered to have a higher value than their transfer fees.

    The worst value? Chelsea and West Brom.

  17. Listen: All the latest transfer news

    BBC Radio 5 Live

    Now as you might expect, our colleagues at BBC Radio 5 Live have got all the latest transfer news and deadline day chat covered this evening.

    Chris Sutton, Micah Richards and Journalist Rory Smith kick things off at 19:00 BST with the Monday Night Club.

    Then at 21:00 BST, Guillem Balague, Rafa Honigstein and Julien Laurens focus on all the latest news from Europe, while Derby defender Curtis Davies and Football League expert George Elek cover off everything that is going on in the EFL.

    Mark Chapman, Ian Dennis and Simon Stone will then round off deadline day proceedings between 22:30-23:00 BST as the transfer window slams shut.

    Remember you can tune in by clicking the play button at the top of this page.

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    Cannot believe we have Ozil on £350k a week and we go and sack a mascot for cost savings. Lack of class.

    David

  19. Four hours to go

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    Four hours to go now before the window shuts on international transfers to the Premier League.

    Here's a reminder of the big domestic deals done and potential moves that we know of so far.

  20. Chris Smalling had better be signing that deal if he wants to get it done...