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Transfer business of Arsenal, Brentford, Chelsea, Crystal Palace, Fulham, Tottenham and West Ham discussed
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Hull City
Hull City's Liam Millar has joined Championship side Birmingham City on loan until the end of the 2026-27 season.
He scored the winner on his final game for the club (for now anyway) in Saturday's 1-0 Premier League win at Coventry.
Millar played three times for Canada at the 2026 World Cup.
That's £47m in British money.
Camara is a 22-year-old Senegal international.
Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport Chelsea reporter
Image source, Getty ImagesChelsea agree a 55m euros deal for Monaco midfielder Lamine Camara.
Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer
Everton have launched a late bid for Manchester United's outcast striker Joshua Zirkzee amid questions over their £40m move for AS Monaco's Folarin Balogun.
A report in France suggested Balogun had failed his medical, although the word at the Everton end is that the deal is still being worked on.
Everton will now be racing against the clock to seal a deal for the 25-year-old Netherlands striker, who saw proposed moves to Juventus and Fiorentina fall through.
Whether he is in addition to, or instead of, Balogun remains to be seen.
Sami Mokbel and Alex Howell
Crystal Palace have made a late enquiry for Strasbourg defender Ben Chilwell and lined up a move for Midtjylland winger Dario Osorio.
Chilwell joined the French side from Chelsea and it remains to be seen if he is open to returning to the Premier League.
The left-back spent a previous spell at Palace on loan in 2025.
Chile winger Osorio is Palace’s back-up to Lyon winger Malick Fofana, who is also wanted by Sunderland.
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Combining Ndiaye with Doku, Cherki, Semenyo and Allan is beautiful. Who knows how we'll do under Maresca, but you can't look at those front line options and not be excited to see them play.
Harry
Matthew Hobbs
BBC Sport journalist
Image source, Manchester CityIn a summer of highly-inflated transfer fees, value has become increasingly hard to determine.
Manchester City's £65m deal for Everton winger Iliman Ndiaye is a case in point.
On one hand, the Senegal international is a player of wonderful skill and deception, the quintessential entertainer able to get supporters out of their seats.
Everton fans may also point to recent moves in the Premier League involving City, such as the sale of Savio to Tottenham for an initial £75m, as further evidence that the club should have demanded more for Ndiaye.
On the other hand, Everton are effectively quadrupling the initial £16m they paid Marseille to sign Ndiaye two years ago for a player whose underlying numbers, at this stage at least, are not truly elite.
In the Premier League last season, Ndiaye was by far Everton's top dribbler, completing 46 more than any other Toffees player. But he only ranked joint third at Everton alone for goal contributions (9), with Beto (10) and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall (12) ranking higher.
It is reasonable to assume that those numbers for Ndiaye will improve in a more attacking team at City but his general creativity is also middling.
He created 36 chances in total in the Premier League last season, ranking him fourth at Everton. Toffees midfielder James Garner created 26 more. Jack Grealish, whose season ended in January because of injury, created eight more.
Casting the net a little wider, 45 Premier League players have recorded more goal contributions than Ndiaye's 19 since he made his Everton debut two years ago.
As a 26-year-old set to be surrounded by better players, it would be no surprise should his numbers flourish at the Etihad.
But even in today's money, £65m for Ndiaye's current output may not be as questionable a deal as it sounds.
Manuel Angel said: "It’s an incredible feeling to have signed for such a legendary club as Fulham, the oldest in London.
"And to compete in a league like the Premier League, where every player dreams of playing at some point in their career.
"I’m also looking forward to experiencing the passion of the fans - and, in particular, our own supporters at Craven Cottage."
Am I certain he really said all of those words? Not really.
Image source, Getty ImagesFulham have made their third summer signing from Alvaro Arbeloa's former club Real Madrid.
Midfielder Manuel Angel, 22, joins for a fee thought to be around £3m - but with a sell-on clause of 50%.
Matthew Hobbs
BBC Sport journalist
Image source, Getty ImagesManchester City-bound winger Iliman Ndiaye started his professional career in the seventh tier
It's fair to say that Iliman Ndiaye's journey to Manchester City has been something of a scenic route.
It is a little over six years since he made his professional debut playing in the seventh tier of English football.
Ndiaye was playing Sunday League football while attempting to get into the first team of National League side Boreham Wood when he was invited for a one-week trial with Sheffield United at the age of 19.
Two trial games were enough for the then Premier League club to sign the talented teenager, although it would be another 18 months until he made an appearance for the Blades.
Instead, Ndiaye spent the second half of the 2019-20 campaign on loan at Hyde United in the Northern Premier Division, making six appearances in his very first taste of professional football.
He often risked missing the last train back to Sheffield to stay out on the training pitch.
After returning to Bramall Lane, Ndiaye made his Premier League debut in March 2021 but it would be another three and a half years until he became established at the highest level following the Blades' relegation.
Two seasons in the Championship culminated in Ndiaye spearheading United's return to the top flight in 2023 with 14 goals in 43 starts but he was then sold to Marseille that summer.
Ndiaye then struggled during one campaign in France before joining Everton for an initial £16m in July 2024.
A firm fan favourite on Merseyside, "Skiliman" scored 15 goals and provided four assists in 67 Premier League games for the Toffees.
Completing the journey from non-league to the Champions League is only a matter of time.
Shall we see what Iliman Ndiaye has to say about that move across the North West?
"I’ve worked my whole life for an opportunity like this," the new Manchester City winger, 26, said.
"City are one of the best clubs in the world and I’ve seen them win everything as I’ve grown up.
"To be able to write my own chapter in a story that special is the chance of a lifetime and I’m determined to grab it with both hands.
"It’s not always been easy in my career, but I always had the belief that I could play for a team challenging for the biggest prizes and now I’m here. It feels so good.
"I love to play with the ball on the floor in an attacking team that wants to score as many goals as possible. That’s why I know this is the perfect fit.
"City fans can rest assured that I will give my all to bring more success to this incredible club."
That signing means we have now surpassed the all-time Premier League summer spending record.
We have been £13m away for a good few hours but confirmation of Iliman Ndiaye's £65m move to Manchester City means the previous record of £3.14bn has now been passed.
That's a lot of cash.
Manchester City have confirmed the signing of Senegal winger Iliman Ndiaye from Everton in a deal worth up to £65m.
The agreement is worth £60m plus a further £5m in add-ons.
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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer
A report in France had suggested Everton's £40m move for AS Monaco striker Folarin Balogun was off after the striker failed his medical.
The current information at the Everton end, however, is that the Balogun deal is still being worked on as the deadline approaches - but they really need this deal to get over the line with Beto having left for Fiorentina and Iliman Ndiaye on his way to Manchester City.
Do not panic just yet, Everton fans.
We're also still waiting for news on Iliman Ndiaye and Jack Grealish in relation to Everton.
One in one out, vibes.
Image source, Getty ImagesEverton right-back Nathan Patterson has left the club to join Seria A club Torino on a permanent deal.
The 24-year-old joined the Merseyside club in January 2022 for around £11.5m, Patterson's deal to Torino is for an undisclosed fee.
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Everton are in real danger of scuppering this season if the proposed deals fail. Beto, Ndiaye, Aznou all need to be replaced, the full-back situation is almost a pantomime of farcical proportions and it has me worried. Get some signings done and save our fingernails!
Tim, Dundee
Sami Mokbel
BBC Sport Senior football correspondent
Image source, Getty ImagesEverton’s proposed move for Monaco striker Folarin Balogun is in doubt.
The USA international was expected to join Everton in a deal worth £40million but sources close to the transfer claim the move is now uncertain.
If the deal falls through, Monaco could change their stance on the future of Chelsea target Lamine Camara.
Monaco need to sell before tonight’s deadline and if Balogun doesn’t move to Everton, the French club may revisit Camara’s move to Chelsea.
An update on Everton's move for Folarin Balogun to bring you...
