Arsenal

Jorginho says the chance to play for Mikel Arteta was a "big influence" in his decision to move from Chelsea to Arsenal.

The Italy midfielder said: "I know he tried a few times to get me before and it didn't happen due to other reasons, not because of my wishes.

"I just can't wait to be on the pitch to be honest. Everything has happened so fast. It's an important shirt. It's an amazing club, a big one, and I'm really excited and happy to be here.

"I'll try to just bring positive energy, hard work and my experience to help the team. It's what I always bring with me."

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That Football Manager wonderkid was... Dynamo Kyiv defender Illia Zabarnyi. There are reports it's for a £20m fee.

He has already won 24 caps for Ukraine and he's only 20.

Bournemouth chief executive Neill Blake said: "Despite only being 20, he has played at the highest level for club and country and has established himself as one of the most sought-after young defenders in the world.

"We are very much looking forward to seeing him continue his development with us and know he will be a valued and important member of our squad."

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Oh right, what's going on here then? Kennedy Bakircioglu finally getting his Premier League move?

What's the latest on Enzo Fernandez's potential move to Chelsea?

Well Alex Howell, standing outside Stamford Bridge in true transfer deadline day format, has the details.

The Matrix is broken. Sean Longstaff has scored again.

He hadn't scored a goal at St James' Park for almost three years before today.

Sean Longstaff has given Newcastle the lead against Southampton in the Carabao Cup semi-final second leg.

It's 2-0 on aggregate now.

Follow the live text here as Newcastle bid for the right to say they have reached a League Cup final more recently than Oxford.

Premier League leaders Arsenal have paid £12m for Jorginho, who only had six months left on his Chelsea contract.

The 31-year-old, who joined Chelsea from Napoli in 2018, has signed an 18-month contract with the option of a further year.

The Gunners turned their attentions to Jorginho after having two bids rejected by Brighton for Moises Caicedo.

Jorginho is Arsenal's third signing of the January window, the club having previously bought Poland defender Jakub Kiwior from Spezia for 20m euros (£17.6m) and Belgium forward Leandro Trossard, who moved from Brighton for £21m.

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Arsenal fans, are you happy with that signing? Hit the thumbs.

Three minutes in and I've already delivered a better deal than my colleagues have all day.

Arsenal have completed the signing of Chelsea and Italy midfielder Jorginho on a permanent deal.

Right, time for me to hand over to Emlyn Begley to see our coverage of deadline day through to its end.

Will we see some big deals get over the line? Fingers crossed.

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Not signing a player in a transfer window can leave players thinking "we are doomed", says former Fulham and Sheffield United midfielder Michael Brown.

With only a few hours left in the transfer window, he argues that making no moves can have a detrimental impact.

"There could be some dressing rooms watching everyone else making late moves and wondering whether they have enough," he told BBC Sport. "Or they will be asking, 'Why does nobody want to come to us? Why have we not bought anyone?'

"You can see the gaps in your team, you see you have been linked with 10 people and it can be really demoralising."

After playing for eight clubs in his career, Brown has experience of helping to galvanise a dressing room and has seen the effect new blood can have countless times.

"As soon as someone comes in, the next day's training session is better," he said. "It makes everybody lift their game and provides healthy competition.

"You want to show them what you're all about."

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West Brom are hoping to complete the loan signing of Chelsea youngster Omari Hutchinson before the 11pm deadline.

The 19-year-old made two substitute appearances earlier this month, both against Manchester City.

However, the influx of new players into Stamford Bridge will clearly restrict any further opportunities, especially as Chelsea are out of both domestic cup competitions.

Baggies boss Carlos Corberan felt the benefit of Chelsea players at Championship level last season when Levi Colwill excelled in Huddersfield’s run to the play-off final.

Fulham

Things appear to be moving a bit more! My colleague Alex Howell reports that paperwork is being completed for Cedric Soares to complete a move from Arsenal to Fulham.

It will be a six month loan with no obligation to buy.

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Fulham have signed midfielder Sasa Lukic from Torino for an undisclosed fee.

The 26-year-old has signed a four-and-a-half-year deal.

“I’m very happy to have signed, and to now be a part of Fulham’s squad," Lukic said. “I can’t wait to get started and meet with the Head Coach, the players, and the staff, and I’m looking forward to training with them when I arrive in England.

“I’ve seen Fulham play this season and they’ve been playing very well. They have a good squad, with a great history.

“A lot of great players have played for the Club in its history, and they have a lot of great players currently, like my compatriot Aleksandar Mitrovic.”