Follow EFL transfer deadline daypublished at 08:53 BST
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Transfer deadline day is upon us and today is the final chance for your EFL club to finalise any business until January.
The transfer window closes at 23:00 BST, so we might have some late night scrambles to get deals over the line.
There has already been plenty of movement this summer and whether it's a busy or quiet day for your club, you will be able to keep across it all on BBC Sport.
"I'm happy with the squad. We know performance-wise in the league, there's a lot of things we need to work on, we're nowhere near the finished article, which we'll get to. We'll develop, we'll improve. But, I'd be surprised if there were any further ins and outs," Cleverley said.
"I said two players in on Monday and I finally got one right. So let's hope that my confidence in the squad is what it is, and it stays through till Tuesday."
Bakinson and Irow made their debuts in Tuesday's EFL Cup defeat against Coventry along with 17-year-old academy product Joe Mwaro and Cleverley was impressed with their performances.
"They physically look sharp so really pleased with their debuts. They slotted nicely into the group and will be key players for us going forward."
Speaking ahead of Saturday's league visit of Bradford, Cleverley also touched on any potential outgoings.
"As far as players going out, that's always a little bit more tricky perhaps because that's sometimes a bit out of your control.
"The only way that could change would be the obvious, if someone offered an astronomical amount of money for one of our players."
Plymouth's Boateng out for six weeks with injurypublished at 11:16 BST 26 August
11:16 BST 26 August
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Plymouth Argyle midfielder Malachi Boateng has been ruled out of action for at least six weeks due to injury.
The 24-year-old suffered knee ligament damage during the Pilgrim's 1-1 draw against Wycombe on Saturday.
Earlier in the week, head coach Tom Cleverley had described the match as "the highest intensity game" he had been involved with at the club.
Speaking after Plymouth's 4-2 loss against Coventry in the EFL Cup second round, Cleverley confirmed the length of the midfielder's absence, but said "it could have been a lot worse."
"It's going to be six to eight weeks," he told BBC Radio Devon.
"Whenever someone has an issue with any kind of knee instability we know that is a ligament problem, and so you fear the worst.
"We're not happy to miss him for 10 to 12 league games but it could have been a lot worse, and so we're happy with that news."
Boateng was a mainstay in the Plymouth midfield last season, playing 54 times and scoring five goals in all competitions.
"On early assessment, we're not expecting great news from the scan result," Cleverley told BBC Radio Devon.
"There's obviously a best outcome and a worst outcome, but I don't think there's any way he'll only be out for a week.
"Malachi is probably going to be out for a while.
Cleverley described the match against Wycombe as "the highest intensity game I've coached since I've been at Argyle".
He added: "It was the highest physical output since I've been at the club. But we can see that with the physical data that the boys are going to get stronger and fitter."
Salford sign Plymouth midfielder Wiredupublished at 13:28 BST 21 August
13:28 BST 21 August
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Brendan Wiredu scored four goals in 42 appearances in all competitions for Plymouth last season
Salford City have signed Plymouth Argyle midfielder Brendan Wiredu for an undisclosed fee on a "multi-year" deal.
The 26-year-old joined the Pilgrims from Fleetwood last summer and scored twice in 37 league appearances.
He could make his debut for the Ammies in Saturday's home game against Chesterfield.
"We know what the ambition is and what we want to do this season, so to come here and be a part of that is a key reason why I wanted to join and be part of a successful team," he told the club website., external
Gossip: Wiredu bound for Salfordpublished at 10:22 BST 21 August
10:22 BST 21 August
Plymouth Argyle midfielder Brendan Wiredu, 26, is set to join League Two's Salford City pending the results of the Englishman's medical. (Plymouth Herald, external)
The former Union St Gilloise and Milton Keynes Dons defender impressed as he featured in the final quarter of Argyle's victory over their Devon rivals.
"It should be a given, but I do love when someone is determined to get in the team rather than sulks that they're not in the team," Cleverley told BBC Radio Devon ahead of Saturday's League One opener against Stockport County.
"I thought the way he trained, the way he came on made a really positive impact.
"It was a determination to say, 'I want to start, I wan,t to be one of the first names on the teamsheet'.
"So that's the response to maybe sitting out on a big game, a good example for the rest of the squad that that's how you respond and he's given himself every chance of potentially starting on Saturday."
But Watts' return to fitness, coupled with an impressive cameo from young winger Freddie Issaka, means Cleverley is not so concerned about extra recruits.
"Caleb is one of those that you would definitely trust to start in one or two positions in that top line, so that's really positive," Cleverley told BBC Radio Devon.
"We are light on the top line, there's no beating around the bush.
"But as long as the four guys that are filling those positions at the minute are very, very high quality players, there's no point bringing in players for the sake of it, especially with Caleb on his way back.
"Freddie did really well the other day, you have Owen Oseni, he's not out for months, he's out for weeks.
"There were conversations. At the minute we're happy with the squad as long as everyone stays fit from now on, and then it could be a decision in two weeks, what happens with Freddie and Tegan (Finn) throughout the season.
"But we're still only on 13 August and always, we're hot on it, but at the minute I'm happy with the squad."
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