Window closed in England and Scotland
DONE DEALS: Christian Eriksen to Brentford, Wout Weghurst to Burnley, Julian Alvarez to Man City, Dejan Kulusevski and Rodrigo Bentancur to Spurs,
DONE DEALS: Deniz Undav joins Brighton, Donny van de Beek & Dele Alli sign for Everton, Dan Burn and Matt Targett join Newcastle
Aaron Ramsey joins Rangers on loan
Liverpool agree fee for Fulham's Fabio Carvalho but deal breaks down
Aubameyang's free transfer move to Barcelona to be announced on Tuesday
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Tom: If Arteta and Edu don't sign Kim Kallstrom again on loan until the end of season today we riot.
Hate to break it to you Tom but Kim Kallstrom retired in 2017.
Charlton dipping into The Office gifs for their signing tease.
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And the player they have signed is...
Midfielder Scott Fraser from Ipswich for an undisclosed fee.
We've hit a bit of a lull now, happens on transfer deadline day.
It'll then explode into life with numerous signings being announced at the same time.
Hopefully me and Dawksey will have clocked off by then, leaving the late crew to do all the work 😂😂
Alex Howell
BBC Sport
Crystal Palace should complete the permanent signing of Jean-Phillipe Mateta.
Frenchman Mateta, 24, who is on an 18-month loan from Mainz has impressed in recent weeks, scoring against Norwich and Millwall.
There was a clause for Palace to buy him anyway but it seems his recent performances have led to the club taking that option up this month.
Image source, Getty ImagesItaly-based football reporter Fabrizio Romano is saying that Alvaro Morata has decided to stay at Juventus for this season,, external despite interest from elsewhere and the signing of Dusan Vlahovic.
Arsenal, Tottenham and Barcelona were all reported to be sniffing around the Spanish striker.
Check out the guns on this lad!
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Simon Stone
BBC Sport
I have been told there is no change to the situation between Jesse Lingard, Manchester United and Newcastle.
Newcastle wanted the player, Lingard wants to go - on loan to the end of the season - and Manchester United want a hefty payment if they sanction the deal and the Magpies stay up.
As it stands, not looking likely anything will happen.
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11.35 comment about Newcastle not being able to field new players in postponed games. Does this apply to injured players at the time too? Suspension? New signings for all teams? Think things through fella - this is a pretty silly argument to make.
Anon
Burnley
Natalie Bromley, No Nay Never, external
There is a long-standing debate amongst Burnley fans as to the priority order of our signings. For me, the vacant No. 9 shirt became number one the moment Newcastle triggered Chris Wood’s release clause.
And, nice and early in the day, here it is. Wout Weghorst is in the building and ready to face Watford next Saturday. This takes some immediate pressure off our striker problem and means we now have options in a key relegation battle. And we all know Burnley love a 6ft 6in centre-forward.
One of the most pleasing aspects of this signing, for me at least, is the willingness by the new owners to shop in the European market. A willingness our previous owners lacked - and I was constantly bemused by our insistence on targeting expensive English players from the Championship market, especially with such a tight budget.
Maxwell Cornet has been a huge success so far and I have high expectations that Weghorst will follow suit.
Now, where do we find a central midfielder and a winger in the next 11 hours…
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I'm not entirely sure why it's unfair that Newcastle have strengthened before the rearranged games, every club has had the same opportunity to make signings and they're all constrained by the same FFP rules which Newcastle have complied with.
Ben, Manchester
Tongue in cheek announcement video ✅
Selfie video from player saying he 'can't wait to get going' ✅
Shirt being printed with player's number ✅
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Sky Sports
Portuguese side Benfica have reject West Ham bid for striker Darwin Nunez, according to Sky Sports.
The Hammers are considering an improved offer for the Uruguay international but given time the time constraints on involved on deadline day, it is looking increasingly difficult to do.
In addition, as it stands, David Moyes is unlikely to go for Liverpool striker Divock Origi.
Ian Dennis
BBC Radio 5 Live senior football reporter
Liverpool are interested in Fabio Carvalho of Fulham but so far have not made a bid that meets the expectation of the Championship side.
Any deal would see Carvalho, 19, stay at Craven Cottage for the remainder of the season as Fulham seek automatic promotion to the Premier League.
Marco Silva's side are currently six points clear of third placed Bournemouth.
For more updates, analysis and reaction as deadline day unfolds go to the Liverpool page
That'd be a very good signing for Championship side Bournemouth. Nat Phillips was playing in the Champions League this season, keeping Zlatan Ibrahimovic quiet, and was linked with a loan over to a number of Premier League clubs.
Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer
Bournemouth are hoping to sign Liverpool defender Nat Phillips on loan until the end of the season.
The 24-year-old impressed last season in the injury absence of Virgil van Dijk and Joe Gomez but has had limited opportunities this term, particularly following the arrival if Ibrahima Konate from RB Leipzig.
Talks are continuing and there is expected to be a loan fee involved.
The Cherries have also been linked with Phillips' Liverpool team-mate, Wales defender Neco Williams.
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Re 11:35: Hard to disagree that it’s unfair in the particular case of Newcastle improving ahead of rescheduled games but what if the situation were reversed and a club had been raided for its best players before a rearranged game? Would those players be made to return for the postponed games?
Anon
Alex Howell
BBC Sport
Ben Brereton Diaz had been linked with Premier League clubs this window but I understand that no formal bid was made for the striker who has 20 goals in the Championship this season.
Mike Minay
BBC Radio Manchester
Manchester City are on track to complete the signing of River Plate forward Julian Alvarez by close of play today.
The Blues are also confident of finding a Championship loan for forward Morgan Rogers. The 19-year-old is seeking more game time after spending the first half of the season at Bournemouth.
There’s nothing to suggest that James McAtee will be going anywhere in this window. That had been rumours of a loan option but it’s likely he’ll stay and work with the first team.
For more updates, analysis and reaction as deadline day unfolds go to the City page
Aaron Ramsey to Rangers will be one of the biggest coups of this transfer window.
Our reporter Simon Stone says the Wales midfielder is set to leave Juventus today but has yet to decide where to go.
What are your thoughts?
Thumbs up for good move for Ramsey.
Thumbs down for bad move for Ramsey.
Manchester United
Barney Chilton at Red News
We’ve been needing a top quality defensive midfielder for a number of years, make that a number of managers now, so it makes perfect logic to cash in another dividend and shelve it for the ‘another window’ file.
Anthony Martial FC have been put out of their misery, and ours, though it will be interesting to see how he gets on. Jesse Lingard should have left a year ago so last minute haggling over fees are peculiar. As much as a dm, let us hope yet another ’new era’ at United ends handing out new contracts or extensions that ultimately prove futile.
Ralf Rangnick insists we have too many players on the books so surely Donny deserves releasing from his hostage video. What is Donny, where is Donny, if Donny kicks a ball in an empty forest, etc, etc. Three managers, temporary or otherwise have thought he shouldn’t be starting - but he deserves to be playing football elsewhere then.
We hope Utd can scab a cup, we certainly have a much more talented squad than a year ago - but until we get to grips with the midfield issue and bring in top quality, there will be a sense that Utd continue to Wait for Godot each window in terms of value rather than just having to bite the bullet and pay what is necessary. Utd and this window seems predictable - on pitch, we remain anything but….