After 10 weeks of rumours and speculation, the 2020 summer transfer window has officially closed.

I hope you all had an enjoyable deadline day...

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Of course, a domestic-only window allowing Premier League clubs to trade with their English Football League counterparts (and not among themselves) will continue to run until 17:00 BST on 16 October.

But the main window of opportunity has now ended for Premier League clubs - and it's time for you to air your views on each of their deadline-day additions.

We want you to give each move a thumbs up or a thumbs down depending on what you think of the move - from the buying club's perspective.

Enjoy!

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Manchester United fans were demanding action on deadline day following Sunday's 6-1 humbling by Tottenham.

And they got their wish in the form of Brazil left-back Alex Telles, who they announced on a four-year deal from Porto - less than five hours before the window closed.

Will Telles improve a United defence that has already shipped 11 goals in their opening three Premier League games?

Everton

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Could this be Everton's best transfer window?

Manager Carlo Ancelotti had already bolstered his midfield with James Rodriguez, Allan and Abdoulaye Doucoure and now he's got some extra steel at the back.

Godfrey was the one bright spot in a Canaries defence that leaked 75 Premier League goals last season - but can he help the Toffees in their push for Champions League qualification?

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It was Arsenal who made the biggest splash among Premier League clubs on deadline day, as they triggered Thomas Partey's £45m release clause from Atletico Madrid.

The Ghana international, 27, has been a midfield mainstay of Diego Simeone's Atletico over the past few seasons, but was able to agree personal terms in the nick of time to seal a switch to England.

Does Partey's arrival drastically alter what Mikel Arteta's Gunners can achieve this season?

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On a busy final day of the window, Manchester United secured the signature of 18-year-old Atalanta winger Amad Diallo.

United referred to Diallo as "one of the most exciting young prospects in Italian football" after agreeing a deal for about £37m in all.

He is set to move to Old Trafford at a later date and is certainly one for the future. Is he an exciting enough proposition, United fans?

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A mere 14 years after leaving for Arsenal, Theo Walcott has returned to where it all began.

Now 31, Walcott agreed a season-long loan move back to the south coast of England after struggling to force his way into the plans of Everton boss Carlo Ancelotti.

So, is this set to be a happy reunion for both parties?

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Promoted Leeds United, who have already made quite a statement with their performances since their Premier League return, made room for one more summer signing in winger Raphinha from Rennes.

The 23-year-old Brazilian joins up with Marcelo Bielsa's entertaining side as they first and foremost seek to secure safety in their first top-flight campaign for 16 years.

Bielsa was desperate to add a winger before the deadline. So, what do you make of Leeds' final addition?

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A star in decline - or is free agent Edinson Cavani going to prove a bargain addition for Manchester United this season?

Former Paris St-Germain striker Edinson Cavani was United's headline signing on deadline day as he joined on a one-year deal.

But do you think he can rediscover his best form at Old Trafford?

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Not a massively well-known name but have Manchester United got themselves a gem?

United have spent £9m on winger Facundo Pellistri, 18, who joins from Uruguayan side Penarol and has a five-year deal.

Good business?

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Serious competition for Jordan Pickford?

The 30-year-old spent last season on loan at Cagliari having joined Roma from FC Copenhagen in 2018.

Olsen has 38 caps for Sweden and kept three clean sheets in their run to the 2018 World Cup quarter-finals.

Good signing?

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Fulham have been busy this deadline day.

They have signed Ruben Loftus-Cheek on loan. That is the second Chelsea and England midfielder leaving the club on loan in recent days, after Ross Barkley went to Aston Villa.

Rate this signing with the thumbs up or thumbs down.

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Fulham's start to the season suggested some defenders were needed and that is what the Cottagers have delivered.

Andersen, who has played for Dutch side FC Twente, left Italian team Sampdoria last summer and made 29 appearances last term as Lyon reached the Champions League semi-finals.

A good addition?

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Defender Adarabioyo, 23, has joined on a three-year deal from Manchester City.

He spent last season on loan at Championship Blackburn Rovers.

Let us know what you think about his arrival.