Southampton

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Southampton have signed Croatia centre-back Duje Caleta-Car for an undisclosed fee from Marseille.

The 25-year-old is the replacement for Jan Bednarek - and is their fourth signing of deadline day.

Caleta-Car said: “It was a crazy day. I’m very excited.

"I know the way they play, they have a lot of young players, so I think I can come good in the group and be with them every day, to progress with them together."

Aston Villa

Aston Villa confirmed the signing of Southampton defender Jan Bednarek on loan just before the deadline.

The 26-year-old Poland international has played 152 times for the Saints.

There are still some deals to come though. Premier League teams can complete transfers after 11pm so long as they have the details in with the league beforehand.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang to Chelsea is one of the moves yet to be announced.

Everton midfielder Andre Gomes has joined French Ligue 1 side Lille on loan for the season.

The 29-year-old Portugal international joined Everton from Barcelona in 2018.

Fulham

New Fulham striker Carlos Vinicius told the club's website: "I’m really happy to be here. I think it’s a big club with good people, so I’m really, really happy.

"I’m happy to be back in the Premier League again. I’m more experienced now and I think I can help the club."

Fulham

Fulham have signed Benfica striker Carlos Vinicius for an undisclosed fee.

The 27-year-old Brazilian had a loan spell with Spurs in 2020-21.

He has just cut short a two-year loan at PSV Eindhoven to move to London.

Birmingham City have signed Manchester United midfielder Tahith Chong for about £1.5m.

The Dutch 22-year-old spent last term on loan with Blues.

More from Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers on their disappointing transfer window.

There are 15 minutes to go until the deadline.

But don't forget Premier League signings can be announced after that so long as teams get their 'deal sheet' in to the league before 11pm.

And they always are.

Manuel Akanji - [Borussia Dortmund - Manchester City] Undisclosed

Antony - [Ajax - Manchester United] £82m

Wout Faes - [Reims - Leicester City] Undisclosed

Willy Boly - [Wolves - Nottingham Forest] Undisclosed

Jack Stephens - [Southampton - Bournemouth] Loan

Layvin Kurzawa - [PSG - Fulham] Loan

Idrissa Gueye - [PSG - Everton] Undisclosed

Martin Dubravka [Newcastle United - Manchester United] Loan

Willian - [Unattached - Fulham] Free

Leander Dendoncker [Wolves - Aston Villa] £13m

Ainsley Maitland-Niles [Arsenal - Southampton] Loan

James Garner [Manchester United - Everton] £15m

Arthur Melo [Juventus - Liverpool] Loan

Samuel Edozie [Manchester City - Southampton] Undisclosed

Juan Larios [Manchester City - Southampton] £6m

Raphael Honigstein
German football journalist on BBC Radio 5 Live

Arthur is a real technical player, I think he is what Liverpool are missing. He might not necessarily be a starter but he can come in at certain moments in time and I think he gives them the depth that they're missing at the moment.

Everton

The fee for James Garner is £9m plus add-ons. Everton signed him from Manchester United in the last hour.

James Horncastle
Italian football writer on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think Juventus fans are in two mind about this. On the one hand, they think 'hang on a minute, Liverpool want this player, Jurgen Klopp wants this player.'

We've seen Juventus players go to the Premier League in the last six months, Dejan Kulusevski, Rodrigo Bentancur and do well, better for Tottenham than they did for Juventus. Is this what's going to happen with Arthur at Liverpool?

On the other hand, Arthur has had two seasons at Juventus to do something, he hasn't really done anything. That's largely because he hasn't been able to get on the pitch, he's had long protracted injury problems. This time last year he underwent surgery which kept him out. Arthur was supposed to be the poster boy of a transition at Juventus, away from the Juventus DNA into something new and different.

He was a [Maurizio] Sarri signing but Sarri was sacked a month after Arthur signed. They then appointed Andrea Pirlo who wanted to play a style of football that I think would have got the best out of Arthur but the midfield was still incomplete and Pirlo was sacked after a year of being unable to really use Arthur.

Now Juventus have gone back to Max Allegri and the style of football is different. They want more physicality and robustness in midfield and they've gone in a different direction. Arthur has wanted to leave for the last six months, he was linked with Arsenal, those links were true.

He wants to play regular first-team football in order to be in contention for the Brazil squad in Qatar. It's been a very disappointing two years for Arthur and Juventus even though he did win a couple of trophies.

It's a fresh start for Arthur but Liverpool will be hoping they get the player that Barcelona thought they were getting from Gremio rather than the player who has had two lacklustre years at Juventus.

Liverpool

Juventus have just announced the details of Arthur's loan to Liverpool.

And there's some potential good news for the Reds with a purchase clause in the deal.

Liverpool can sign him permanently for £32m (37.5m euros) if they wish.

The loan fee is about £4m.

Newcastle United

Newcastle defender Federico Fernandez has completed a permanent move to Spanish side Elche.

The 33-year-old Argentine never played again for the Magpies after the January transfer window opened and they started splashing the cash.

What a day for Marseille's Bamba Dieng.

He was set to join Leeds - and was on a private jet ready to fly into England to complete the move...

But while he sat on the jet, Nice made a bid for him and he decided he'd stay in France after all...

And then he failed his medical.

Alex Bysouth
BBC Sport

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Touted as one of Brazil's great prospects, Arthur Melo has since lost some of his "magic", but a move to Liverpool could kickstart his career and solve the Reds' midfield dilemma.

The 26-year-oldarrives at Anfield on a season-long loan from Juventus to ease the Premier League club's growing injury concerns, with Jordan Henderson, Thiago Alcantara, Naby Keita and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain all currently absent.

A loan move for Arthur may prove the ideal stopgap, though the Brazilian will also be a valuable asset if he can deliver on his potential.

"Arthur is seen in Brazil as a player of enormous potential, who left Gremio as one of the best in the country between 2017 and 2018," Brazilian journalist Jorge Natan tells BBC Sport.

Read more here.

Oh oh.

Brendan Rodgers doesn't sound too happy with Leicester's lack of signings this summer.

I heard quotes like that from Scott Parker a couple of days before he was sacked by Bournemouth...