That concludes our coverage of transfer deadline day.
What a day it has been. Stay across our football pages for further reaction to all the moves ahead of a busy weekend of Premier League football.
Our chief football news reporter Simon Stone has confirmed that England winger Jadon Sancho has completed his loan move from Manchester United to Chelsea.
It is a season-long loan, with an obligation to buy at between £20m - £25m.
All eyes on Chelsea and a Jadon Sancho announcement.
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Confirmed deals:
And there's still more to come.
Potential stories on the way:
Everton
Chelsea striker Armando Broja looked set to Ipswich Town earlier this week, but a medical showed the Albania international currently has an injury problem.
But that has not stopped Everton g the 23-year-old on a loan spell for the rest of the campaign.
Broja is currently sidelined with a foot injury and will immediately link up with Everton's medical team to complete his rehabilitation.
After completing the loan capture, Everton's director of football, Kevin Thelwell, said: "Having monitored Armando's journey for a number of years, we're very pleased to have been able to bring him to the club.
"Armando is still a young player who has already built up some impressive experience but someone we also feel has lots more potential to be unlocked.
"First and foremost, we will work with him to get him fit as soon as possible. Then, his addition will strengthen our options in the attacking department.”
The deal that has excited everybody at the end is for Arsenal. Their ers had been left wondering if they were going to sign Raheem Sterling. Will that impact the title race?
Some quotes from new Arsenal winger Raheem Sterling, who says: "It’s an unbelievable feeling. It’s really exciting. I’m buzzing.
"It’s one where we kind of left it late but it’s one I was hoping for. Looking at everything, I’m just, like, ‘This is a perfect fit for me’, and I’m super happy we got it over the line.
"I spoke with [sporting director] Edu and I said you can see the real togetherness from Mikel’s time here and you see the journey the boys are on.
"You can see the hunger, and I keep saying again, the togetherness is something I’m looking to be a part of."
Arsenal
What a g for Arsenal as they sign England winger Raheem Sterling on loan from Chelsea until the end of the season.
Four pending items to go...
Chelsea making it a late, late night for us all.
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Fulham are becoming ex Arsenal FC. Leno, Smith-Rowe, Iwobi and now Nelson!
Al
It looked like he was going to go to Ipswich Town, but 24-year-old Arsenal winger Reiss Nelson has moved to Fulham on a loan deal.
Fulham's chief football strategy officer Tony Khan said: “I'm very happy to welcome Reiss Nelson to Fulham Football Club. Reiss is a talented young player, and we're excited that he's ed the squad on loan.
“His arrival concludes a busy transfer window for the club, and we're all looking forward to a great season ahead."
How you all doing? We're expecting five more transfers to come through. One last push.
Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter
Early signs also positive that Raheem Sterling to Arsenal was done in time, awaiting final confirmation again though.
Jermaine Beckford
Former Leeds, Leicester and Everton striker on BBC Football News Show
This summer it has been a better transfer window than recent times at Manchester United, they are bringing the average age of the squad down and they have good quality in there.
It's a stepping stone at the moment, they are not going to be able to compete with Liverpool, Arsenal and Man City just yet.
We are still waiting on...
Nick Mashiter
BBC Sport football news reporter
Boss Gary O'Neil was talking earlier on Friday about how the window did not go as expected for Wolves.
Yet with winger Carlos Forbs in the building after his late move from Ajax, midfielder Andre's move from Fluminense and Sam Johnstone's switch from Crystal Palace he can be content with their late business.
Wolves have been restricted financially in what they could do - despite bringing in almost £100m by selling Max Kilman and Pedro Neto - but O'Neil has refused to make an issue of it.
"Things change in football and things have changed (during the window) but not always through us. We're not quite in the spot I expected us to be on August 30, is the best way I can put it," he said, before Andre and Forbs were announced.
"That doesn't mean we start throwing toys out the pram. I'm happy with where we are and I love the group and we do the best job possible."
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28 year old Ivan Toney effectively ending his elite playing career and his England chances seems absolutely insane to me. He's the only realistic successor to a fading Harry Kane. Why was he not knocking down Arsenal's door offering cut price wages and a convincing pitch to be our new striker?
Joe, a Gooner
If you're just ing us, here's the latest state of play...
Confirmed deals:
And there's still more to come.
Potential stories on the way:
Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter
Trevoh Chalobah's loan move to Crystal Palace is believed to have gone through in time.