Rekik given a free
Omar Rekik has had his contract terminated by mutual consent.
Fabrizio Romano has revealed the 22-year-old is now a free agent.
Arsenal made the move on transfer deadline day.
It's unsure what the defender's plans are.
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Transfer news LIVE: Chelsea CONFIRM Jadon Sancho signing, Raheem Sterling JOINS Arsenal – latest updates
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Saka's thoughts on Sterling transfer
Bukayo Saka has shared his thoughts on Arsenal getting Raheem Sterling in before transfer deadline day.
"Great signing for us. I’m happy he’s here, I’ve said hello to him," he told TNT Sport.
"I am really happy to have him here. I am sure he will do amazing for us."
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Sancho deal
According to Fabrizio Romano, despite Sancho not being announced yet he is a Chelsea player.
The transfer expert wrote on X: "No issues, no problems with Jadon Sancho deal despite not being announced yet.
"Sancho, 100% new Chelsea player."
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Fans fume at Pedro
ARSENAL fans fumed at referee Chris Kavanagh after Brighton forward Joao Pedro escaped a yellow card for kicking the ball away, before Declan Rice received a second booking for an identical offence.
Mikel Arteta's men were reduced to 10 men four minutes into the second half when they led 1-0 at the Emirates, before Brighton equalised to earn a 1-1 draw.
Rice, who received his first caution shortly before the break for a late challenge on Joel Veltman, was then involved in a second altercation with the Dutch defender that led to his dismissal.
After Brighton had been awarded a free-kick, Rice nudged the ball out of play as Veltman tried to take it quickly.
Veltman then swiped through Rice, but referee Kavanagh spotted the Arsenal midfielder's crafty act and was sent off.
However, the official failed to act on another moment of dissent in the first half.
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Full-times
Forest 1 Wolves 1
Leicester 1 Aston Villa 2
Brentford 3 Southampton 1
Everton 2 Bournemouth 3
Ipswich 1 Fulham 1
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Lucky Newcastle
NEWCASTLE were facing a 10-point deduction just ONE DAY before the sales of Yankuba Minteh and Elliot Anderson saved them from breaching Profit and Sustainability Rules.
Eddie Howe's men were aware at the end of the 2023/24 season they needed to offload players to avoid punishment.
he severity of the situation became clearer during the campaign as Everton and Nottingham Forest received points deductions for similar breaches.
Newcastle were tasked with raising funds by the June 30 deadline.
But according to The Athletic, they were £60MILLION short just 24 hours before.
It is understood on the morning of June 29 there were talks within the club about a 10-point deduction.
One Newcastle insider described the situation as "horrific" and "the worst period I've ever experienced in football".
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Man Utd star could leave
Christian Eriksen could still depart Old Trafford despite Man Utd turning down a late bid from Real Betis.
That is because Belgian side Anderlecht are interested and have six more days until their transfer window closes.
His former side Ajax are also interested but a loan move to Anderlecht looks more likely.
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Pellistri explains Man Utd exit
Facundo Pellistri has revealed he wanted to leave Man Utd prior to reporting back for the start of pre-season training.
He told ESPN Deportes: "I had made the decision a little before I returned to training.
"I knew that the ideal thing for my future and at my age was to play, and that I could play in Manchester, but it would be more complicated.
"So, I wasn't going to have the amount of minutes that I want in a year, so we went out to look for different alternatives.
"All the options I considered were from Europe. I didn't receive any proposal from South America, it wasn't that I ruled out that option of returning to South American football."
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Liverpool star likes new signing
Virgil van Dijk has shared his thought on new Liverpool signing Federico Chiesa.
He told The Independent: “I think in terms of the season being so long with so many games we definitely could use any quality addition that will be needed and to have Chiesa coming in is a very good signing, especially for the deal that has been done."
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Osimhen axed by Napoli
Victor Osimhen has been axed from the squad and stripped of his signature shirt number after his failed move to Chelsea.
According to transfer insider Fabrizio Romano, Napoli's new manager Antonio Conte has wielded the axe and removed Osimhen from his senior squad.
Conte also took his No9 shirt away and gave it to his replacement in attack Romelu Lukaku, who reunited with the Italian tactician following his move from Chelsea.
Now Osimhen is facing the possibility of being sidelined with the reserves until January.
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Nelson to return to Arsenal
Reiss Nelson joined Emile Smith Rowe at Fulham in a late transfer deadline day loan move.
But he is set to return to The Emirates next year as the deal does not include an option or obligation to buy, according to Fabrizio Romano.
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Free transfer XI worth £78m
The transfer window may have closed last night but clubs are still able to sign free agents.
And there is a plethora of talent available, including the likes of Anthony Martial, Sergio Ramos and Dele Alli.
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Pundit shocked at Sancho decision
Former Tottenham defender Michael Dawson thinks Jadon Sancho has made a big mistake swapping Man Utd for Chelsea on deadline day.
He told Sky Sports: “It’s a surprising move for me when I look at the players already at Chelsea in that wide area.
“Jadon Sancho is a good player, let’s not forget that. He was a superstar at Borussia Dortmund, he went to United and it didn’t work out for him.
“But to go to Chelsea, why will it be any different there? Where’s he going to play? I honestly thought he needed to go somewhere where he was going to play.
“I think he’s the kind of player that wants to be playing week in, week out. He’s going to be in and out like you won’t believe at Chelsea.
“Chelsea is an absolutely crazy place right now. You’re bringing in Sancho for [Raheem] Sterling. It blows my mind.”
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Everton confirm signing from Chelsea
Chelsea striker Armando Broja completed a last-minute move to Everton on loan which just beat the transfer deadline.
Broja was in extended talks with Ipswich Town over the last fortnight of the transfer window, but talks hit issues over an Achilles injury the Albania international was carrying. Even up until 30 minutes before Friday's 11 p.m deadline, Broja was still in talks to join Kieran McKenna's side, only for talks to collapse in the final throes of the window.
Everton submitted a deal sheet for Broja - a process which grants them an extra two hours to complete the transfer - and on Saturday morning at 1.55 a.m. Everton confirmed they had secured the signing of Broja on loan.
Chelsea will pay Broja's wages until he is fit to play for Everton, a source confirmed to ESPN. The deal has an option to make the move permanent in the summer for £30 million ($39.3m).
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Sancho wipes away United connections
Jadon Sancho has wasted little time in removing his now past connections to Man Utd.
Within hours of completing a loan move to Chelsea the winger has deleted all of his Instagram posts containing the Red Devils.
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Toney earns blockbuster payday
Ivan Toney has become one of the highest-paid Englishman in the world following his transfer to Al-Ahli.
Toney has penned a three-year deal with the Middle East outfit, where he will reportedly earn a whopping £327,000-a-week.
The contract means he is now the third highest paid Englishman in world football behind Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham.
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Every other Prem deadline day deal
22:46 Morato [Benfica - Nottingham Forest] £12.6m
22:30 Andre [Fluminense - Wolves] £18.5m-plus
22:45 Eddie Nketiah [Arsenal - Crystal Palace] £30m
21:59 Billy Gilmour [Brighton - Napoli] £16m
21:08 Frank Onyeka [Brentford - Augsburg] Loan
21:30 Manuel Ugarte [Paris St-Germain - Manchester United] £50m
21:08 Jayden Meghoma [Southampton - Brentford] £5m-plus
21:00 Neto [Bournemouth - Arsenal] Loan
20:00 Scott McTominay [Manchester United - Napoli] £25.7m
19:30 Maxence Lacroix [Wolfsburg - Crystal Palace] £18m
18:40 Orel Mangala [Lyon - Everton] Loan
18:15 Stefan Bajcetic [Liverpool - Red Bull Salzburg] Loan
15:30 Djordje Petrovic [Chelsea - Strasbourg] Loan
15:00 Enzo Barrenechea [Aston Villa - Valencia] Loan
12:45 Aaron Ramsdale [Arsenal - Southampton] £18m-plus
10:25 Sam Johnstone [Crystal Palace - Wolves] £10m
10:00 Neal Maupay [Everton - Marseille] Loan
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Deadline day deals you may have missed
02:30 Jadon Sancho [Manchester United - Chelsea] Loan
01:55 Armando Broja [Chelsea - Everton] Loan
01:45 Raheem Sterling [Chelsea - Arsenal] Loan
01:30 Reiss Nelson [Arsenal - Fulham] Loan
00:50 Ivan Toney [Brentford - Al-Ahli] Undisclosed
00:50 Matt Turner [Nottingham Forest - Crystal Palace] Loan
00:45 Carlos Forbs [Ajax - Wolves] Loan
00:10: Maxwel Cornet [Southampton - West Ham] Loan
00:00 Odsonne Edouard [Leicester City - Crystal Palace] Loan
23:00 James Ward-Prowse [West Ham - Nottingham Forest] Loan
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Sancho loan includes strange clause
Jadon Sancho could return to Man Utd thanks to an unusual clause in his loan with an obligation to buy move.
The winger made a deadline day switch to Chelsea who could have to pay United £25m to make the loan permanent.
However they will be able to opt out of a permanent deal if they do not finish in the top 14 in the Premier League, according to The Telegraph.
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Edu on Sterling deal
"To be here on the last day of the transfer window, to get someone like Raheem Sterling, which I believe will be someone very important for the squad, who is going to give a lot to the team, it's a pleasure," the Arsenal chief said.
"To be fair we never planned really to sign him when we started the transfer window, just to be very transparent. For different reasons. But we always say to everyone that you have to be prepared for every single scenario.
"It makes a lot of sense to have someone like him because I'm sure he is going to add a lot in the squad.
"He has experience, he understands more than anyone the league, he's played in the Champions League many times.
"He won the Premier League a few times as well, so I think he can add a lot to our squad and I feel really happy to see someone like him in our squad."
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Sterling JOINS Arsenal
Raheem Sterling has had his move to Arsenal from Chelsea on loan CONFIRMED.
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Ugarte joy at sealing move
Manuel Ugarte HAS finally completed his switch from PSG to Manchester United in a £50million deal, writes NEIL CUSTIS.
The deal was completed too late for him to be involved in the match-day squad for Liverpool on Sunday. He needed to be registered by 12 noon on Friday.
But while United boss Ten Hag was celebrating the arrival of the defensive midfielder he was not happy that financial rules meant he had to sell home grown Scott McTominay to Napoli to facilitate the move..
Ugarte, 23, was delighted to make the move.
He said: “It is an incredible feeling to join a club of this magnitude; one that is admired all around the world.
The project that the football leadership discussed with me is extremely exciting; Manchester United is an ambitious club and I am an ambitious player.
“The passion of supporters is something that is very important to me; I know how incredible United fans are and I cannot wait to experience Old Trafford.
"I’m someone who is so determined to succeed; I will sacrifice and give everything for my teammates.
"Together we will fight to win trophies and reach the level where this club needs to be.”
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Trevoh move all but sealed
Trevoh Chalobah's loan move from Chelsea to Crystal Palace is another Prem deal se tot be confirmed via a post-11pm deal sheet.
All the indications early this morning are that the versatile star is moving across London for the season
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Black Cats pounce for Salis
Sunderland are borrowing Lens midfielder Salis Abdul Samed, 24, for the rest of the season.
The Black Cats just need international clearance to complete the move.
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Ajax winger finalises switch to Wolves
Ajax winger Carlos Forbs has tied up his loan move to Wolves.
The Prem club have an option to buy the ex-Manchester City man, 20, for around £11million next summer.