Latest news, views and reaction from the final day of the summer transfer window
Chelsea sign Aubameyang from Barcelona as window closes
Liverpool sign midfielder Arthur Melo on loan from Juventus
Forest make 21st signing but Batshuayi deal breaks down & Idrissa Gueye returns to Everton
Man Utd complete signing of winger Antony from Ajax for £82m and Martin Dubravka from Newcastle
Man City sign defender Manuel Akanji from Borussia Dortmund on a five-year deal
Leicester sign defender Wout Faes as Wesley Fofana replacement
English Premier League and Football League transfer window closed at 23:00 BST but deals still be announced
Transfer windows closed in Germany (17:00 BST), Italy (19:00 BST) and Spain (23:00 BST)
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Fulham
Speaking of Fulham...
Spanish newspaper Mundo Deportivo, external says that Marco Silva's side agreed a deal to sign Justin Kluivert from Roma but the move collapsed as the Netherlands forward, 23, was unable to secure a work permit.
West Ham United
Sky Sports Italy's Gianluca Di Marzio reports, external that West Have have bid €8m (£6.9m) including add-ons for Torino's Ola Aina.
The Italian club are said to want €10m (£8.6m) for the former Fulham loanee.
Newcastle United
Newcastle have rejected several enquiries for striker Chris Wood, according to the Mail., external
Championship side Watford are among them, but also number of Premier League clubs.
The Magpies do not want to lose any attacking personnel in this window after the £60m signing of Alexander Isak.
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I'd like to see Newcastle make one more big move this window. I'd like to see us sign holding midfielder. Think it's a position we massively need to strengthen, with last night showing we're lacking that defensive grit when Guimaraes is out.
Sam, Newcastle
Everton
The Liverpool Echo say, external that Everton midfielder Andre Gomes left the club's training early this morning.
French newspaper L'Equipe report , externalthat Lille are interested in the 29-year-old.
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Leeds United
Leeds majority owner Andrea Radrizzani has provided this distinctly public update.
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Alex Howell
BBC Sport
Hector Bellerin is set to sign for Barcelona on a free transfer.
BBC Sport understands that the deal also includes a substantial sell on clause if Bellerin was to leave the Nou Camp.
The 27-year-old spent last season on loan at La Liga side Real Betis.
The right-back had played for the Gunners in pre-season but has not featured in any of Arsenal’s Premier League matches.
Bellerin signed for Arsenal from Barcelona in 2011 and made 239 appearances for the club.
Barca are busy today, here's word about an incoming for the La Liga giants...
Guillem Balague
Spanish football journalist
Chelsea have agreed a deal in principle worth 14m euros (£12m), plus defender Marcus Alonso for Barcelona striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.
Bournemouth
Bournemouth have announced the signing of defender Jack Stephens from fellow south coast side Southampton on loan for the remainder of the season.
Image source, BBC SportWhat do we think of that then? Will Marcelo to Leicester happen?
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Leicester City
Spanish journalist Marti Miras, external is reporting that former Real Madrid full-back Marcelo is "very close" to signing for Leicester City.
The 34-year-old five-time Champions League winner would need to pass a medical before signing a one-year deal.
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Leicester City
The Athletic, external are reporting that Leicester City's attempts to sign Atalanta winger Jeremie Boga appears to have stalled because of a disagreement over a loan or permanent deal.
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John Williams: Spurs have had a decent window strengthening the squad, however can we expect to progress significantly when the first team really hasn’t got much better! Still need a top class central defender and centre midfielder.
Newcastle United
Image source, Getty ImagesPete Davey, LoadedMag NUFC, external
What a summer. We knew it was going to be a busy one but I don’t think any NUFC fan was truly prepared for the drama and attention that followed.
Linked with more than 200 players, NUFC were fast out of the blocks with links and rumours, done deals that weren’t and then a surprise as Matt Targett returned to make his loan permanent. Dean Henderson was a shoe-in but then Nick Pope came out of nowhere.
After that, we engaged in a battle with AC Milan to make sure Sven Botman was wearing black and white, secured as Newcastle flexed their financial muscles. He’s been a superb signing that has finally repackaged the defence into a solid unit to move us forward.
But the big one was what nobody expected. We were told we have no money with just loans available only for Alexander Isak to fly in from sunny Spain and become our record transfer. A lightning forward with an abundance of trickery and a thunderbolt of a shot, at 22 years old, he is exactly what we need.
Are we closed for business? I wouldn’t be shocked if at least one more came through the door but regardless, Eddie Howe will continue to drive these players to greatness with or without new blood.
9/10. A superb window.
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Ian Dennis
BBC Radio 5 Live senior football reporter
Image source, Getty ImagesOpinion will be split among Liverpool fans about whether they want Tielemans or someone else in midfield.
They've been linked with Douglas Luiz but Arthur Melo, from Juventus, is the one that they're trying to push through.
With the processes that Liverpool have in place, they're not going to panic. Melo is a Brazil international and they do need reinforcements in midfield.
Liverpool tend to be very structured in the way that they plan signings and recruit. They would have had targets in mind.
I was at Leeds on Tuesday and Angus Kinnear, their chief executive, was saying that 90% of their business is already done.
If the targets become available then they will go out and sign them but they're not going to jeopardise their recruitment plan for the sake of just spending.
Sometimes fans get frustrated with that but these guys are not playing Championship Manager or Football Manager. They've got to stick to a plan.
When you go a little bit ad-hoc, that's when things can unravel. It's very important, whoever's in recruitment, to stick to your plan and, if you can bring the right players in at the right place, they'll benefit from that.