The January transfer window has now closed for Premier League clubs but there are still some questions that need to be answered.
Chelsea have reportedly agreed to pay a British record transfer fee, believed to be £105m, for Benfica's Enzo Fernandez - although the move is yet to be confirmed.
Manchester United are believed to have signed Marcel Sabitzer on loan from Bayern Munich, but like the Fernandez deal - it was yet to be announced at the close of the window at 11pm on Tuesday.
The biggest deal of the day to be confirmed was Jorginho's move from Chelsea to Arsenal.
See below for a full recap of what turned out to be a dramatic deadline day.
KEY Points
Chelsea agree deal for Fernandez
Arsenal sign Jorginho from Chelsea
United made enquiry to Frankfurt over Kamada
Cancelo completes loan move to Bayern Munich
Arsenal and Chelsea agree Jorginho fee
Arsenal struggling in Caicedo pursuit
Enzo Fernandez subject of record Chelsea bid
GOOD NIGHT!
That's all from us for this evening. Have a good night!
WHICH DEALS COULD STILL BE COMPLETED?
So, the window is now closed but there are several deals that could still happen, providing that the correct paperwork was submitted by the clubs involved before the 11pm deadline.
Here's the moves that could still happen in the coming hours...
Enzo Fernandez to Chelsea, Marcel Sabitzer to Man Utd, Jonjo Shelvey to Nottingham Forest, Cedric Soares to Fulham, Kamaldeen Sulemana to Southampton, Harry Souttar to Leicester and Paul Onuachu to Southampton.
THE WINDOW IS NOW CLOSED!
That's it... the window is now closed for Premier League clubs, although some deals may still be completed if the correct paperwork has been submitted in time.
CHELSEA RUSHING TO COMPLETE FERNANDEZ DEAL
Transfer expert David Ornstein says Chelsea are rushing to sign Enzo Fernandez from Benfica before the transfer window closes at 11pm.
LOKONGA JOINS PALACE ON LOAN
Arsenal midfielder Albert Sambi Lokonga has joined Crystal Palace on loan. He's been allowed to leave following Jorginho's arrival at the Emirates.
TOTTENHAM TERMINATE DOHERTY'S CONTRACT
Tottenham have terminated the contract of defender Matt Doherty, allowing him to join Atletico Madrid on a permanent deal.
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FERNANDEZ DEAL DONE?
Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano claims Chelsea have reached an agreement with Benfica over a deal to sign Enzo Fernandez.
Chelsea are believed to have paid a British record £115m fee for the midfielder, which will be split up over several payments.
The clubs are now facing to complete the paperwork before tonight's deadline.
FOREST SIGN FELIPE FROM ATLETICO
JORGINHO AIMS THINLY-VEILED DIG AT CHELSEA
In his first interview at Arsenal, Jorginho has suggested he would have made the move to the Emirates sooner - had it been up to him and not Chelsea.
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta was keen to sign Jorginho in 2020, while Manchester City were also linked with Jorginho during Arteta's time at the Etihad as Pep Guardiola's assistant.
SABITZER ARRIVES AT CARRINGTON
ANDRE AYEW TO EVERTON?
L'Equipe are reporting that former Swansea and West Ham forward Andre Ayew is in talks to join Everton on deadline day. The Ghana international is currently playing for Qatari side Al Sadd.
However, Everton are remaining quiet on any links, as per Sky Sports' Vinny O'Connor.
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ARSENAL SIGN JORGINHO FROM CHELSEA
Arsenal have completed the signing of Jorginho from Chelsea. He is believed to have signed a deal with the Gunners until 2024, with the club holding the option to extend it by a further year.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta said: "Jorginho is a midfield player with intelligence, deep leadership skills and a huge amount of Premier League and international experience. Jorginho has won in his career, but he still has the hunger and huge willingness to contribute here.
"We are so pleased to sign Jorginho and welcome him and his family to the club."
FULHAM SIGN LUKIC FROM TORINO
Fulham have completed the signing of midfielder Sasa Lukic from Torino for £8m.
The Serbian has joined on a four-and-a-half-year deal, with the club holding an option to extend his stay by a further 12 months.
'NO BUY OPTION IN SABITZER DEAL'
Reports earlier this evening claimed that Manchester United would have an option to buy in their proposed loan deal for Bayern Munich midfielder Marcel Sabitzer.
But transfer expert Fabrizio Romano claims this is not the case. He says it will be a straight six-month loan until the end of the season.
Sabitzer was spotted at Munich airport earlier this evening and the Austria international is expected to arrive in the UK around 8pm to complete his move to Old Trafford.
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UNITED LINKED WITH FRANKFURT'S KAMADA
A report from the Daily Mail claims that Manchester United have made an enquiry to Eintracht Frankfurt about Japan international Daichi Kamada.
The 26-year old midfielder is out of contract in the summer and could be available on a cut-price deal.
Kamada has scored 12 goals in all competitions for Frankfurt this season.
However, is unclear if United are still interested in the Japan international, with the club pushing to sign Marcel Sabitzer on loan from Bayern Munich.
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SABITZER 'DEAL AGREED'
Bayern Munich have reportedly reached an agreement with Manchester United over a loan deal for Marcel Sabitzer, which includes an option for the Premier League club to buy the midfielder at the end of the campaign.
ZIYECH 'PASSES PSG MEDICAL'
French publication L'Equipe claim Hakim Ziyech has passed his PSG medical and is now waiting to see if Chelsea will agree to the proposed loan move before the transfer window closes tonight.
SABITZER SPOTTED AT THE AIRPORT
Marcel Sabitzer has been spotted at Munich airport, where he will board a flight to the UK later this evening. Manchester United are hoping to sign the midfielder on loan from Bayern Munich before the transfer window closes.
FERNANDEZ GRANTED PERMISSION TO UNDERGO MEDICAL
David Ornstein claims Benfica have granted Enzo Fernandez permission to undergo a medical with Chelsea, should a deal be struck in the final hours of the window.
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