Simon Stone
BBC Sport reporter

Craig Dawson looks set to stay at West Ham despite significant interest in the veteran centre-half.

Wolves and Aston Villa were understood to be amongst the clubs keen on signing Dawson, who was outstanding for the Hammers last term.

However, West Ham would only allow Dawson to leave if David Moyes was able to secure a replacement.

That has not happened.

The club were hopeful of signing Jan Bednarek from Southampton but he has opted to join Villa instead.

Unless the situation changes unexpectedly before the deadline, Dawson will remain at the London Stadium for the final year of his contract.

Leicester City

Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers has been reflecting on the transfer window: “It has been [unsettling], the most in my career as a coach but it is part of the game.

"After the window shuts tonight it is about getting focussed and playing as a team."

Italian Serie A

Deadline day is over in Italy, with the transfer window having closed there at 19:00 BST.

Who was your team's biggest 'nearly' signing?

As a Huddersfield fan, we 'nearly' signed Adama Traore before he joined Wolves, but Robert Lewandowski almost joining Blackburn (but for a volcano eruption) will take some topping.

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Colin Murray
BBC Radio 5 Live

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Liverpool nearly signed Cristiano Ronaldo. Phil Thompson went to see him play for Sporting Lisbon, said 'we've got to get this kid', and they were being given a contract in their hands to sign him for about £4.5m.

Gerard Houllier gave it the old 'let's wait two weeks'. United, in the meantime, went and played Sporting Lisbon in a friendly and Ronaldo ran rings around every single player.

On the plane on the way over, apparently, Roy Keane led a delegation of players to Fergie and went, 'sign him when you get off the plane' - and they did.

Houllier and Thompson were sitting in the boardroom eating when the deal came up on Sky Sports. It's in Thompson's autobiography. Those moments are massive.

Chelsea have sent Wales international Ethan Ampadu back to Serie A. After a season at Venezia, he is now joining Spezia.

Here are the completed deals involving Premier League sides so far today:

Confirmed signings:

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

Manchester United

Kim Cramer Larsson,, external Technical Analyst at Saxo Markets, told BBC Sport:"The transfer window is actually very similar to the stock market. A common theme in the stock market is 'interest'. If more people are buying a particular stock, that increases its demand and therefore gauges more interest. This simple breakdown of how shares are bought is a tactic that football clubs and footballers' agents have often tried to use to increase the value of their clients in order to get a better deal for the selling club.

"In more recent times and with news moving so quickly on the internet, there have been examples where the markets have been moved by stakeholder commentary. For example, most recently Tesla owner Elon Musk's tweeting about Manchester United. On Transfer Deadline Day, you can imagine those involved would try to use similar tactics to boost a player's credentials to grab the attention of other potential suitors.

“If agents of wantaway players from clubs in smaller leagues can drop a hint that one of the big cash rich English clubs, this can raise the price of a player significantly. The top six clubs in England are linked with 75-100 players each summer transfer window, but they likely only speak to a fraction of this. Take Manchester United's purchase of Antony. Like with the stock market, if a company, or player in this case, becomes so in demand, the fanfare around them can push a player's price up by millions. In Antony's case, this was close to £90m - which could turn out to be a risky purchase if his ability fails to match his performance levels."

Almost forgot there was a game on tonight!

Leicester versus Manchester United kicks off at 20:00 BST and you can follow all the build up here.

Ian Dennis
BBC Radio 5 Live senior football reporter

Youri Tielemans, subject of a lot of transfers rumours, arrived earlier at the King Power Stadium so will be in the match day squad for Leicester City’s match with Manchester United tonight.

Tielemans has been linked with Arsenal and Liverpool.

Liverpool will be making just one signing with no further incomings other than Arthur Melo on loan from Juventus.

Chelsea

Italian football journalist Fabrizio Romano reports, external that Juventus midfielder Denis Zakaria wants to move to Chelsea.

Details of a loan deal with an option to buy are reportedly being discussed.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

Blackburn striker Ben Brererton-Diaz is a man in demand with Fulham having failed to agree a deal - so will the prolific striker get a move before deadline?

Everton remain interested as they explore striking options but there is still a gap in valuations. It is believed Blackburn want £15m.

Still lots to keep an eye on:

Chelsea have agreed to sign former Arsenal striker Pierre Emerick-Aubameyang.

Aston Villa have agreed a £15m deal for Wolves and Belgium midfielder Leander Dendoncker.

Liverpool are trying to sign Juventus midfielder Arthur Melo on loan.

Aston Villa are close to signing Southampton centre-half Jan Bednarek.

A deal for Manchester United's James Garner is moving forward to a successful conclusion at Everton.

Fulham are among the clubs chasing Leeds winger Daniel James.

Arsenal are chasing Aston Villa's Douglas Luiz.

Brighton & Hove Albion

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Eddie: Douglas Luiz knows what to do. Take the train down to London and wait by the gates of London Colney to force through a move.

Chris: Feel like Gerrard is on borrowed time at Villa. He has a worse win percentage than Gary Neville at Valencia!

If he doesn’t get anything from the next two games then it is surely the sack for him. No wonder he is holding on to Luiz - don’t think you’ll see a £40m move.

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BBC Radio Newcastle

We understand that Sunderland are happy with their squad and aren't expecting any more incomings today.

Vito Mannone and Danny Rose wouldn't need to be done today as they are free transfers.

German midfielder Julian Draxler, who seemed forever linked with Arsenal at one stage, has made the move from PSG to Benfica.

More from Harry Redknapp on BBC Radio 5 Live: "Liverpool are short in midfield. They are missing a bit of quality in there. They have Thiago, who is a fantastic player, but they are a little bit short in there.

"They do need some reinforcements, with their injury situation as well."

Simon Stone
BBC Sport reporter

It looks like Arthur Melo - the Brazilian from Juventus - is going to strengthen the Liverpool midfield. Liverpool obviously took a big decision to let Sadio Mane go during the summer. It almost feels as if they are still trying to make up for that in some way.

So it looks like Arthur is going to come in and I think he will strengthen Jurgen Klopp's team.