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It's not been the busiest day in terms of actual signings, until that late breaking news about Matheus Nunes.

You can read more on that story here after it was confirmed that Manchester City and Wolves had reached a verbal agreement over a £47.3m move for the Portugal midfielder.

If actual football, rather than transfer rumours, is your thing then be sure to follow tonight's PSV v Rangers Champions League play-off or log on to our EFL Cup live page.

Hope to see you again tomorrow from 07:00 BST.

Bye for now...

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

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Aston Villa are closing in on a loan deal for French defender Clement Lenglet as they seek cover for the long-term absence of injured Tyrone Mings.

Mings will face months on the sidelines after sustaining a serious knee injury in Villa’s opening game of the season, a 5-1 defeat at Newcastle United.

Lenglet, a 28-year-old France international, returned to parent club Barcelona after a loan spell at Tottenham last season and now looks set to return to the Premier League on a similar basis with Aston Villa.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport

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Manchester City have reached a verbal agreement with Wolves over a 55m euros (£47.3m) deal to sign Matheus Nunes.

The deal has not been formally agreed yet but, if completed, there will be no add-ons.

In addition, Wolves have agreed to sign City’s Under-21 international Tommy Doyle on loan, with the option of a £5m transfer that would include a huge sell-on.

These two deals are separate and come after City refused to meet Wolves' initial £60m-plus valuation.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

The good thing for Rangers is they’ve been there before last season against PSV Eindhoven, and it’s the same scenario after a draw in the first leg.

So [Rangers] have a very good chance. Technically [Eindhoven] were very good in the first game but who cares about technical in a cup game when it’s a knockout? It’s about getting through.

Certainly Michael Beale is in what could be the most important week of his career at Rangers.

Another summer signing that has impressed our readers is Aston Villa's Moussa Diaby, who joined from Bayer Leverkusen in July in a deal worth a reported 60m euros (£51.9m)...

Richard Winton
BBC Scotland

Michael Beale takes his Rangers team into their decisive Champions League play-off with PSV Eindhoven believing they are "due a big performance".

The Ibrox side were held 2-2 last week and will look to emulate the 1-0 win in the Philips Stadion that earned them a place in last year's group stages.

The Dutch are widely considered favourites on Wednesday, as they were in 2022, but Beale expects a tight and tense tie in a boisterous atmosphere.

Read the full preview.

We will keep adding your responses about the summer's best transfers and the PFA's team of the year, but we will now also take a look at what promises to be a huge night for Rangers at PSV Eindhoven.

Can Michael Beale's side build on their 2-2 draw at Ibrox in the first leg and make it into the Champions League group stages?

Simon Stone
BBC Sport

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I have been told talks are taking place with a couple of clubs about Arsenal defender Rob Holding.

La Liga pair Sevilla and Real Mallorca have both been linked with Holding in recent days as have newly-promoted Premier League outfit Luton.

Nothing has been decided yet but, after seven years, it seems as though Holding might be moving on.

Cole: Best summer signing, for me, has got to be James Maddison > Spurs. Fits Ange's system perfectly and slots into a team that has been crying out for a creative midfielder since Eriksen departed - and only at £40 million. With the money in the game today that's a steal.

Simon: Re: Andy 11:47 BST, unsurprisingly, most of the "best signings" are players who have been playing in the PL for a few years so hit the ground running (see also Lerma). Harder to judge young players from abroad signed for massive fees. Jury still out on Mudryk.

Judging by the earlier responses from Tottenham supporters, they are already pretty happy with the club's summer transfer dealings, especially the arrival of James Maddison.

We asked you for your views on the summer's best transfers so far, Maddison and Liverpool's Dominik Szoboszlai have earned the most plaudits. Here is a selection of your responses...

Tottenham fans what do you think about the potential arrival of Nottingham Forest's Wales forward Brennan Johnson?

How would the Premier League's best counter-attacking forward, as described by Wales boss Rob Page, fit into Ange Postecoglou's side?

And Forest supporters - how would his departure impact your chances in the Premier League?

Get in touch using the contact details above.

Wales manager Rob Page today announced his squad for the friendly against South Korea at Cardiff City Stadium on Thursday, 7 September and the Euro 2024 qualifier in Latvia four days later.

During his news conference, Page was asked about transfer speculation linking 22-year-old Welsh forward Brennan Johnson with a move from Nottingham Forest to Tottenham.

Here is what he had to say...

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The PFA players' player of the year awards are 50 years old after the landmark ceremony took place in Salford on Tuesday.

Some 42 players had won the men's award in the past half-century, before Erling Haaland picked up the latest honour, while there had been eight different women's winners in the past 10 years. Can you name them?

Click on this link to play the quiz.

Chelsea and England forward Lauren James says she feels "privileged" to win the PFA women's young player of the year award and reveals the secret to her success.

READ MORE: Daly wins PFA women's player of the year award

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PFA player of the year Rachel Daly was also named in the team of the year for the Women's Super League.

However, there was no room for young player of the year Lauren James.

James, 21, claimed he young players' award following her impressive form at Chelsea, where she scored five league goals in 15 starts for the WSL champions.

The forward was also England's top scorer with three goals at the Women's World Cup.

Other nominees for the young player award were Manchester City's Lauren Hemp, Manchester United defender Maya Le Tissier, Liverpool midfielder Missy Bo Kearns, Villa midfielder Laura Blindkilde and Brighton and England forward Katie Robinson.

PFA's WSL team of the year: Mary Earps (Manchester United), Rafaelle Souza (Arsenal), Alex Greenwood (Man City), Maya Le Tissier (Man Utd), Ona Batlle (Man Utd), Frida Maanum (Arsenal), Guro Reiten (Chelsea), Yui Hasegawa (Man City), Sam Kerr (Chelsea), Khadija Shaw (Man City), Rachel Daly (Aston Villa).

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Aston Villa striker Rachel Daly has won the PFA women's players' player of the year award, while Chelsea star Lauren James was named young player of the year.

England's Daly, 31, was top scorer in the Women's Super League with 22 goals in her debut season at Villa.

She also played a key role in the run to the Women's World Cup final, scoring in the 6-1 group stage win over China.

Daly won the main award ahead of Chelsea pair Sam Kerr and Guro Reiten, Arsenal midfielder Frida Maanum, Manchester City forward Khadija Shaw and former Manchester United defender Ona Batlle - now at Barcelona.

More on this story here.