Birmingham City have completed the signing of midfielder Alex Pritchard from Championship rivals Sunderland.
The 30-year-old will link up once more with former boss Tony Mowbray, who he spent 15 months with at the Stadium of Light.
Pritchard had fallen out with the current regime at Sunderland, and last weekend made clear his intentions to leave the club after ruling himself out of selection.
The former England U21 ace moves to St Andrew's for an undisclosed fee, signing a two-and-a-half year deal in the process.
It promised to be a big window for Arsenal, but it has been a frustrating couple of weeks that has convinced boss Mikel Arteta to stick, not twist.
All eyes were on signing a new No.9, with Ivan Toney eyed up as the missing jigsaw piece to the puzzle that is the Gunners' bid for a first Prem title in 20 years.
However, Brentford's valuation of their star striker between £80m and £100m blew those plans out of the water, especially with Arsenal wary of flirting with FFP limits.
Bringing in another defender on loan who could play both at full-back and centre back was also considered, with Jurrien Timber injured and Takehiro Tomiyasu at the Asian Cup with Japan, but there was no progress made on that front either.
Sebastien Haller has rejected a return to the Premier League after Fulham enquired about the Borussia Dortmund striker.
According to The Athletic's David Ornstein, the Londoners were given the green light by the Bundesliga giants to speak to the Ivorian last night.
However, the 29-year-old is currently focused on Afcon with his country facing a quarter-final tie against Mali on Saturday, and has no desire to to discuss a deadline day move.
Haller - once West Ham's record signing - has yet to find the net in the Bundesliga this season following his recovery from testicular cancer.
Bournemouth have agreed a deal to sign Turkish striker Enes Unal from Getafe.
The 26-year-old will join Andoni Iraola's side on loan until the end of the season before the move is made permanent in the summer for around £14 million.
Unal will undergo a medical in Madrid today, with the Cherries facing West Ham tonight.
A new striker arriving could see Kieffer Moore leave on loan, with Championship side Ipswich interested.
After all the noise earlier in the transfer window, it’s set to be a quiet deadline day for Newcastle.
At one point it looked like Kieran Trippier, Callum Wilson and Miguel Almiron could all be heading for the exit door.
But Magpies boss Eddie Howe has got his wish with no outgoings at St James’ Park as they look to spring a late top-four push.
Manchester City youngster Alfie Harrison, 18, should complete his move to Tyneside today – and with so many midfielders unavailable, he could be part of the first-team squad sooner than expected.
Toon may look to spring a late move today in the loan market but, as things stand, there is nothing in the pipeline.
Nottingham Forest have completed the loan signing of teenage sensation Rodrigo Ribeiro.
The 18-year-old striker has moved to the City Ground from Sporting until the end of the season in a switch that could become permanent.
The Portuguese U20 international made his senior debut as a sub against Manchester City in the Champions League back in 2022, and has gone on to make seven first team appearances for the Lisbon club.
Nottingham Forest have almost had as many goalkeepers as they have had wins since their return to the Premier League in 2022 - but they're not done on that front yet.
Dean Henderson, Keylor Navas, Wayne Hennessey, Matt Turner and Odysseas Vlachodimos have all had a spell between the sticks for the Tricky Trees, and they now have their sights set on Strasbourg's Matz Sels.
According to Fabrizio Romano, Forest have submitted a £5m bid for the 31-year-old stopper, and are confident of wrapping up a deal before the end of the day.
The City Ground club have already brought in Borussia Dortmund midfielder Gio Reyna on loan this week, and could be on the verge of announcing another signing...
Blues drop price for Broja
Chelsea are now open to letting Armando Broja go on loan as their dreams of raking in £50 million for the striker crumble, reports Andy Dillon.
Fulham and Wolves have been interested in signing the Albania international but scoffed at The Blues' massive asking price.
Broja has scored only one Premier League goal this season. He did not make his comeback from a serious knee injury until September.
But Chelsea owners Todd Boehly and Behdad Eghbali, who have blown £1 billion on new players since they took over the club, were holding out for the massive fee until last night.
They then dropped the price to £40m and are now even prepared to let their former academy player leave on loan until the end of the season.
The deal could include an obligation to buy Broja at the end of the campaign.
Burnley will complete a move for Montpellier centre-back Maxime Esteve today, according to Fabrizio Romano.
The highly-rated 21-year-old defender will head to Turf Moor on an initial £10m deal with a 15% sell-on fee also included.
Only Sheffield United have conceded more goals that the Clarets in the Premier League this season, and Vincent Kompany is eager to strengthen his backline.
Sheffield United are weighing up a deadline day move for Leicester's Harry Souttar.
Chris Wilder is keen to strengthen his defensive options for the relegation battle ahead, and has identified the Australian international as a potential option.
Souttar - who starred for the Socceroos at the 2022 World Cup - joined the Foxes for £15m from Stoke a year ago, but has found himself out of favour since Enzo Maresca took over at the King Power.
It is officially deadline day for the January transfer window which means that will see clubs scrambling around for last-minute deals to bolster their squads.
Will Dominic Solanke make a £50million switch from Bournemouth to Tottenham?
Is Chelsea going to offload one of their key players, Conor Gallagher this winter?
Can any team find the money to land a shock deal for footballing icon Karim Benzema?
Find out the answer to all of these questions through SunSport's blog as we bring you all of the latest from deadline day.
But Wolves and Fulham are still baulking at the fee for the striker as time ticks away on the chances of a deal being done.
Chelsea initially demanded £50m for Broja, who has scored only one Premier League goal this season.
The 20 per cent reduction is something of a compromise and shows that Chelsea are hoping to offload their one-time academy player within the next 36 hours.
