Postpublished at 12:00 Greenwich Mean Time 1 February 2021
11 hours to go.
We go again.
Transfer window closes at 23:00 GMT for Premier League and EFL clubs
Liverpool sign defenders Davies from Preston & Kabak from Schalke
Turkey international Kabak on loan with option to buy
Southampton look to complete paperwork on late loan deal for Liverpool forward Minamino
Everton close to signing Bournemouth forward King
Window shuts at midnight in Scotland
La Liga and Ligue 1 closes at 23:00 GMT, Serie A at 19:00 GMT and in Germany 17:00 GMT
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Shamoon Hafez, Emma Sanders, Emlyn Begley and Tom Rostance
11 hours to go.
We go again.
Chris Coles
BBC Radio Derby Sport
Wayne Rooney’s first taste of a transfer window as a manager is likely to be a busy one!
Derby County are closing in on three loan signings – Manchester United’s Teden Mengi and Rangers’ George Edmundson will bolster the defensive unit, while Stoke striker Lee Gregory is also heading to Pride Park.
There will almost certainly be some outgoings too.
Midfielder George Evans looks set to join Millwall on a permanent basis, while youngster Morgan Whittaker is off to Swansea.
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Leon Lawler: What’s going on? - Marvin Gaye. Sums up Spurs at the moment.
Mark Dempsey: Is there a song that’s called ‘get Jose Mourinho out of my club and take Daniel levy with you’ that would do it.
Soundtrack for transfer deadline day: You Can't Always Get What You Want.
Annie Oliver in Bristol
Goal are reporting Turkish defender Ozan Kabak is having a medical in Germany in order to push through any potential move.
Thoughts Reds?
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Our eyes and ears are locked onto Merseyside at the moment as Liverpool's hunt for 100 centre-backs continues.
There's been another update from Germany...
Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano has shut down reports of a move for Inter Milan's Ivan Perisic to Everton.
Christian Eriksen expected to stay in Milan too.
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Shaun Foster: If Shkodran Mustafi leaves to go and win the league with Liverpool I’m never watching football again.
Pun Guy: Who needs Neymar when you have Joelinton?
Arsenal could do with a back up left back as Tierney is made of glass. Getting rid of Maitland-Niles might be a bad choice. Arsenal's injury history is painful. Don't think Odegaard is the creative solution either. Deadwood needs to be shifted as well.
Dave
Mike Peter
BBC Sport
Watford have made a signing for their under-23s, picking up 22-year-old midfielder Mitchel Bergkamp - and yes, that's the son of Dennis. He’s set to play alongside Maurizio Pochettino, son of Paris Saint-Germain manager Mauricio, who joined from Tottenham yesterday.
The Hornets development side already has Max Statham, whose father Brian played for Spurs in 80s/90s, and Henry Wise, who was carried by his dad Dennis when he lifted the FA Cup for Chelsea in 2000.
So if you've got a parent who played professional football, why not head down to Vicarage Road? You'll probably get a game...
Oh.
Simon Stone
BBC Sport
There have been reports that Manchester City are chasing former Chelsea striker Diego Costa.
BBC Sport understands this is not the case.
Are Manchester City doing some business!?
Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport
Newcastle full-back Matt Ritchie could be following DeAndre Yedlin with a move away from Tyneside after links with a return to Bournemouth.
It sounds like there is still work to be done on that front, according to Steve Bruce.
The Newcastle manager said of a potential move: "That's up in the air, he's been a good servant. We will see later on in the day with that, he's been frustrated not being regular in the team, and I understand that, but he has to understand that if it doesn't happen he has to get his head down."
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JellBell: What song sums up Liverpool's transfer deadline day? 'Help!', The Beatles.
Jeff Turner: Being a North End fan "money's too tight to mention" by Simply Red springs to mind.
Wake me up before you Go Go" - a snooze worthy deadline day...
Rhodri (Swansea fan living in Broadstairs, Kent)
Terence is right. There's absolutely nothing happening at Crystal Palace today by the sounds of it.
Stay strong, Terence.
Terence Ford from the Back of the Nest Podcast
Crystal Palace
Crystal Palace have announced that Vicente Guaita has signed a new contract that keeps the stopper at the Club for at least two more years.
Eagles legend Clinton Morrison said on TV this morning: "I could have told you that weeks ago."
This tactic of announcing saved up contract news has been employed by Steve Parish before on Deadline Day with the aim of softening the blow of no new incomings.
With half the squad - as well as manager Roy Hodgson - out of contract in the summer, the next window is a make or break one in South London.
Over to south London...
Simon Stone
BBC Sport
Brighton are confident of finally completing the signing of Ecuador youngster Moises Caicedo at some point today.
The club have been trying to sort out the final details of Caicedo’s move to the Amex Stadium for a couple of weeks now, after fighting off competition from a number of Premier League clubs for the 19-year-old.
BBC Sport understands Brighton officials feel the move will go ahead, which would be a major coup for manager Graham Potter.
Ooh, some news from down south!
Could be a BRIGHT afternoon. (Blaming Sham for that one...)
Some crackers there!
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The song for transfer deadline day "Do what you like" by Take That.
Ed Wilkinson, Arsenal fan
Don’t look back in anger - Oasis
Paul (Cambridge fan living in Peterborough)