Summary

  • Listen to BBC Radio Nottingham's transfer deadline day special from 22:00 to 00:00 BST on Tuesday, 1 September

  • Transfer business of Nottingham Forest, Notts County and Mansfield Town discussed

  • Follow live text updates of deals from across the Premier League and EFL

Live Reporting

Jude Winter, Tasnim Chowdhury, Flora Snelson, Freya Sweet and Tyrese King

  1. Moore to spend season with Cologne in Bundesliga

    Tottenham winger Mikey Moore has joined Bundesliga side Cologne on a season-long loan deal.

    The 19-year-old academy graduate made his Premier League debut against Manchester City at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in May 2024.

    He featured in the team that won the Under-17 and Under-18 Premier League Cup double in 2022-23.

    Moore was also part of Spurs' Europa League-winning campaign during the 2024-25 season.

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    What started as a very promising window for Spurs has now seemingly turned into a 'get whatever is available' window. It seems like the Gapko situation, and Man City coming in and usurping us (and then not doing the deal anyway!) had a very negative ripple affect on our business.

    Ricky L, London

  3. RECAP - cont'd

    And just a few more updates from this morning...

    Stick with us as we bring you all the latest movements around the Premier League.

  4. RECAP - every update so far

    Take a deep breath.

    We're about to recap every update from the first three hours of our transfer deadline day live. Who thought it'd be a quiet one?

    Here's what clubs have been up to so far today:

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  5. Just joining us this morning? That's ok, there is under 13 hours left before the transfer window shuts.

    We'll give you a recap of everything that has happened so far today.

  6. Arsenal to re-assess goalkeeper Setford’s future

    Sami Mokbel
    BBC Sport Senior football correspondent

    Arsenal are re-assessing goalkeeper Tommy Setford’s future after a loan move to Las Palmas stalled.

    The 20-year-old had looked set to move to Spain on a temporary deal but it is understood talks have slowed and it now remains to be seen whether they can be revived.

    Sources indicate that there are other options for Setford ahead of the transfer deadline later today if the move to Spain doesn’t materialise.

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  7. Dario Essugo not expected to join Hull City

    Nizaar Kinsella
    BBC Sport Chelsea reporter

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    Chelsea midfielder Dario Essugo is no longer expected to join Hull City on loan despite recent talks.

    That option is now expected to be offer after the Tigers instead signed alternative midfield option Tim Iroegbunam from Everton.

    Essugo, a Portugal under-21s international, will likely stay at Chelsea or go to sister club Strasbourg to fill the final international loan spot available to the Stamford Bridge club.

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    Have to say - BlueCo get a lot of (justifiable) criticism but they’re selling well (again). This 2026 clear-out has seen around 30 players sold or loaned, generating at least £257m in permanent transfer fees plus loan fees and add-ons. If Enzo Fernández leaves for £120m+ - that’s nearly £400m!

    Gareth V, Watford

  9. Chelsea's Guiu completes move to RB Leipzig

    Chelsea striker Marc Guiu has completed a permanent transfer to Bundesliga side RB Leipzig.

    The Spain Under-21 international is nearing a Stamford Bridge exit after joining from his boyhood club Barcelona in 2024 for about £5m.

    Guiu played three matches during a short-lived loan spell at Sunderland last season and made 29 appearances in total for Chelsea.

    Six of his eight goals for the club came during Chelsea's Conference League-winning campaign in 2024-25.

    Guiu trained away from the main first-team group this summer amid expectations that he would leave Stamford Bridge.

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    A Chelsea fan worried about Fernandez saga. It seems there's no way back for him at the club and even if he eventually join City today, I don't see us signing a good replacement from the look of things and it is something that could really affect our season. Sigh.

    Khaleel

  11. Chelsea are drafting multiple scenarios

    Nizaar Kinsella
    BBC Sport Chelsea reporter

    Chelsea's transfer deadline day is complicated, with the club working through multiple scenarios, many of which revolve around the potential departure of Enzo Fernandez.

    Several of those scenarios involve Fernandez joining Manchester City for a fee expected to exceed Chelsea's initial £120m valuation, which would help fund a replacement.

    One of Chelsea's internal aims is to emerge from the transfer window able to argue that new manager Xabi Alonso's squad has improved despite losing the Argentina international to a direct rival.

    The midfielders known to be under consideration as potential replacements are Monaco's Lamine Camara and Roma's Manu Kone.

    They also retain the possibility of keeping Fernandez and it is certain to run late with the use of deal sheets probable.

    There are also a number of exits being plotted for fringe players.

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    If I were a Man Utd fan I would be looking forward to this season even after a slow start. All they need is a strong left back and they will be top 4 no questions asked.

    Noah W

  13. Ones to watch - Joshua Zirkzee to Juventus

    Unless there is a very late, and unexpected, development around Marcus Rashford, it feels as if Manchester United's deadline-day business will centre around Joshua Zirkzee and the smaller deals they can do.

    Fiorentina wanted to take the Netherlands forward on loan, with an option to buy.

    United, ideally, would prefer to sell, or at least get a loan with an obligation.

    With no agreement possible, Fiorentina are now looking elsewhere.

    However, Juventus are keen on Zirkzee, although a move for the 25-year-old hinges on Canada forward Jonathan David leaving for Atletico Madrid.

    Zirkzee's exit might open the door for a left-back or a reinforcement in the forward department, although that too might initially be a loan.

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    Man Utd fan. Would very much like to see a LB to join today, ideally an actual striker backup as well but I concede that's unlikely with Rashford, Cunha, and Mbeumo all capable of playing through the middle. Don't hold any hope of Man Utd actually doing business today however.

    Stuart, Swindon

  15. Busy or quiet - what is Man Utd's deadline day going to look like?

    Simon Stone
    BBC Sport Manchester United reporter

    Manchester United fans could be forgiven for not quite knowing what to expect from transfer deadline day.

    Most think the club should be trying to sign a left-back as competition for Luke Shaw and make an addition in their striking department.

    However, amid the flurry of activity yesterday, United were absent from a large amount of speculation.

    Joshua Zirkzee, the most likely senior player to leave, was heavily linked to Serie A duo Fiorentina and Juventus, but it seems those exit doors are closing, with Everton’s Beto joining Fiorentina and Newcastle’s Nick Woltemade set for a medical with Juventus.

    An unused substitute in both Premier League games so far, the Netherlands forward will hope to secure a move, which could be the trigger for someone to come into Old Trafford.

    There has been lots of interest in youngster Harry Amass, United’s only other orthodox left-back, but the 19-year-old has yet to be given clearance to have a medical.

    A number of young players; striker Chido Obi, midfielder Jack Moorhouse, Wales youth international Gabriele Biancheri and Paraguay international Diego Leon were not involved in yesterday’s Premier League 2 victory over Leicester. It will be interesting to see how many of them are still United players by the end of the day.

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  16. From Newcastle to Manchester, has there been an update at Old Trafford?

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    Surprisingly happy Newcastle fan here. I'm under no illusions after 2 good games, there will be some tough times this season, but the new talent seems have a lot of promise. And besides, as long as I remember the Ashley years nothing will ever really seem that bad! #trauma

    David F, Cramlington

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    What’s happened to all those fun “sightings” on Deadline Day? “My sister has just had Jude Bellingham checking out her pet grooming salon in Birmingham”

    Gary H, London

    Just spotted Yamal walking past Wetherpoons in Hull - clearly wanting to join the newest superpower in football.

    Davy G, Glasgow

  19. 'Fernandez-Pardo is Hazard without finishing product'

    French football journalist Jibril Diop has told BBC Radio Newcastle what Newcastle United fans can expect from Lille forward Matias Fernandez-Pardo:

    "They're getting a player who's obviously very young, 21-years-old. His best attribute is probably one-on-one dribbling and yes, he's very technically gifted as well and obviously, he can improve and become the world beater that Newcastle expect him to be at some point."

    "When he was in Belgium in the academy, there was a coach who said that he is Eden Hazard without the finishing product, without the finishing touch. So there's always been that comparison with Hazard, but he's not, I'm sorry to say, he's not going to be as good as Hazard.

    "He's going to be a very good player but he doesn't have that 'it' factor Hazard had when he was at Lille."

  20. Ones to watch - Matias Fernandez-Pardo to Newcastle

    Ciaran Kelly
    Newcastle reporter

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    Just a few hours after the unveiling of Nico Gonzalez, Matthias Jaissle made it clear he would continue to push for further deals in the final throes of the window.

    Another forward is on the German's wishlist and Newcastle have a longstanding interest in Lille's Matias Fernandez-Pardo, whose creativity and ability to play in a number of positions across the frontline is a huge draw. The 21-year-old also fits the age range Newcastle have targeted this summer.

    This would be a complicated deal to do in the final days of the window, but it was a little telling that Lille manager Davide Ancelotti left Fernandez-Pardo out of his squad for the weekend's game against Paris St-Germain and has decided to exclude him from training until the window shuts.