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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We think it's just Chelsea's signing of Barcelona striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang yet to be announced.
And that is of the biggest signings of the day obviously.
We'll be here until it's announced or we fall asleep - whatever happens first.
Nottingham Forest sign Loic Bade from Rennes
Nottingham Forest
Nottingham Forest make their 21st... AND FINAL... summer signing.
France Under-21 defender Loic Bade joins on loan from Rennes, with the option to make the deal permanent at the end of the season.
Simon Stone
BBC Sport reporter
A lot has been made about the record spending of Premier League clubs during the current window.
To give a bit of context, the clubs have just started a new TV cycle, so their income has risen in line with the amount they are spending.
And, whilst it may not be enough for some, EFL clubs have received around £150m in transfer fees this summer - with Josh Bowler's impending move to Nottingham Forest from Blackpool adding to the sum.
It is estimated 13 of the biggest spending clubs are from the Premier League,
Forest sign Josh Bowler and loan him out
Nottingham Forest
Nottingham Forest have signed Blackpool winger Josh Bowler, 23, for an undisclosed fee.
He goes on loan to Greek champions Olympiakos for the season.
Fulham sign Daniel James on loan from Leeds
Fulham
Fulham have signed Wales winger Daniel James on a season-long loan from fellow Premier League side Leeds.
The 24-year-old said: "I’ve spoken to the gaffer and it feels like a great fit for me, and I can’t wait to get started."
Manchester City midfielder Bernardo Silva says he "wants to be at" the club and is "happy" to stay despite rumours he would leave this summer.
The Portugal international had been linked with moves to Paris St-Germain and Barcelona.
Silva, 28, said a club did put in a late offer, but it was the only one City received for him.
"I'm staying. I spoke with the club and I'm staying," he said. "I'm happy here at Man City and I will do my best.
"It's one of the top three clubs in the world right now probably so I couldn't be better here. It's a club I want to be at and I'm happy.
"There was one offer from one team, no more than that, so it was quite easy for me and for the club because the only offer that came came quite late, so for the club to find a replacement it wouldn't be easy."
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Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport
Everton midfielder Lewis Warrington has joined Fleetwood Town on loan and that is the Toffees done for this window.
Eight signings, including James Garner and Idrissa Gueye today. Neal Maupay is the key one for them in attack, but does it leave them short up front?
The defence and midfield looks a lot more solid after the likes of James Tarkowski, Conor Coady and Amadou Onana but Everton are still reliant on Dominic Calvert-Lewin's return from injury and manager Frank Lampard has already said he's unlikely to be fit for the Merseyside derby on Saturday.
Nottingham Forest
We are still expecting two more Nottingham Forest signings tonight. Of course we are.
They are planning to sign Blackpool winger Josh Bowler - and loan him to Olympiakos - and Rennes defender Loic Bade.
But not Michy Batshuayi - that move is over.
That's doubled the amount of Traores at Wolves, with Adama back at the club after last season's loan spell with Barcelona
Wolves sign Boubacar Traore from Metz
Wolves
Wolves have signed Metz midfielder Boubacar Traore, 21, on an initial loan - in a deal that will become permanent for £9.5m.
The Ligue 2 club said: "From now on, Boubacar Traore will continue his sporting ascent on the other side of the Channel. FC Metz wishes him an excellent continuation for the rest of his career!"
Oh oh.
It sounds like Michy Batshuayi's move from Chelsea to Nottingham Forest could be off.
Just the one million signings for Forest this summer then.
I'm sorry, I'm just grumpy after Oxford failed to stengthen in most of the positions we needed.
Why do people always say 'football club' to almost emphasise their point?
Just club is fine. And if you're talking about a team name you don't need to say football club afterwards.
Ian Kennedy
Reporter, BBC Radio Merseyside Sport
James Garner was a big part of Nottingham Forest’s drive towards promotion last season – and even though he’s had little in the way of Premier League experience, his time at the City Ground will have been invaluable – that’s in addition to his football education at Manchester United.
As a Wirral lad, he’ll feel very much at home on Merseyside, and it’ll be fascinating to see how quickly Frank Lampard brings him into the side.
He’s still only 21 so there’s plenty of time, and to be fair to Everton, the midfield will look a lot stronger now that Garner has joined fellow new recruits Amadou Onana and Idrissa Gueye. He was well thought of at Forest, so this could prove a really good signing long term for Everton.
Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live
It has been a really good transfer deadline day. All the clubs that were involved, all the excitement, it's almost as if the Premier League is back and we are going to start spending again. Some wonderful signings.
Simon Stone
BBC Sport reporter
I was speaking to someone from the Premier League earlier who told me that 13 of the 25 top spending clubs in Europe [during the transfer window] are Premier League clubs. That shows the spending power of the clubs in this league and maybe some of the top clubs across Europe don't like it.
Barcelona have signed Arsenal defender Hector Bellerin on a free transfer.
Right-back Bellerin left Barca's academy in 2011 for Arsenal and returns 11 years later.
The 27-year-old spent last season on loan at Real Betis.
Raphael Honigstein
German football journalist on BBC Radio 5 Live
Aubameyang and Thomas Tuchel were a match made in heaven when Tuchel came into Dortmund in 2015.
He moved Aubameyang into a central position, he had been playing as a winger before and he absolutely exploded and had a great few seasons. Of course on the strength of that, he moved to Arsenal for a lot of money.
He is now 33 years old so perhaps not the most natural of signings to replace Lukaku and to really believe this is going to be a long term solution. It does feel a bit panicky at this point.
Simon Stone
BBC Sport reporter
A couple of deals have caught my eye. One of them happened early - Anthony going to Manchester United for £82m. A huge sum of money, more than Manchester United wanted to pay but someone that Erik Ten Hag really wanted and almost pinned his mast to, in a way, having missed out on Frenkie de Jong, who was his initial first choice.
The other one is James Garner. Manchester United thought so highly of him and he has gone to Everton. It will be interesting to see how he develops.