A remarkable summer transfer window has slammed shut after a typically frantic Deadline Day.
The biggest deal of the day - and among the biggest of the entire summer - is Enzo Fernandez’s move from Chelsea to Manchester City in a deal worth north of £120million.
It came a day after Bradley Barcola was unveiled by Liverpool.
The Blues, meanwhile, have not been able sign Lamine Camara as a replacement for the Argentina international after Monaco pulled out of a deal at the last minute.
Arsenal failed to add to their attack - despite interest in Julian Alvarez and Malick Fofana - but did manage to ship out plenty to fringe players, including the sales of Fabio Vieira and Gabriel Jesus on permanent transfers.
Tottenham spent the best part of half a billion, including the headline £100million signing of Sandro Tonali, and added Chelsea pair Mykhailo Mudryk and Tosin Adarabioyo to their ranks, while Kevin Danso joined Sunderland on a loan-to-buy deal.
Here is every transfer take took place on Deadline Day, plus others which could still take place in the days ahead...
Every Deadline Day transfer
Arsenal
Gabriel Jesus (to Barcelona, £8.6m)
Fabio Vieira (to Hamburg, £8.6m)
Ethan Nwaneri (to Borussia Dortmund, loan)
Tommy Setford (to Stevenage, loan)
Aston Villa
Taylor Harwood-Bellis (from Southampton, £29m)
Ibrahim Mbaye (from Paris Saint-Germain, £47m)
Brad Burrowes (to Wigan, loan)
Bournemouth
N/A
Brentford
Jayden Meghoma (to Portsmouth, loan)
Brighton
Mark O’Mahony (to Burton, loan)
Igor Julio (to Burnley, undisclosed fee)
Eiran Cashin (to Derby, loan)
Charlie Tasker (to Rochdale, loan)
Freddie Simmonds (to AFC Wimbledon, loan)
Caylan Vickers (to Burton, undisclosed fee)
Amario Cozier-Duberry (to Middlesbrough, loan)
Chelsea
Marc Guiu (to RB Leipzig, £14.6m)
Robert Sanchez (to Como, loan)
Dario Essugo (to Strasbourg, loan)
Deivid Washington (to Strasbourg, undisclosed fee)
Dujuan Richards (to AFC Wimbledon, loan)
Mykhailo Mudryk (to Tottenham, loan)
Tosin Adarabioyo (to Tottenham, £7m)
Enzo Fernandez (to Man City, £125m)
Coventry City
Liam Kitching (to Sheffield United, loan)
Crystal Palace
Honest Ahanor (from Atalanta, loan)
Dario Osorio (from FC Midtjylland, loan)
Ben Chilwell (from Strasbourg, undisclosed fee)
David Ozoh (to Derby, undisclosed fee)
Joe Whitworth (to Wigan, free transfer)
Borna Sosa (to Koln, loan)
Everton
Jack Grealish (from Man City, loan)
Ainsley Maitland-Niles (from Lyon, undisclosed fee)
Elijah Campbell (to MK Dons, loan)
Iliman Ndiaye (to Man City, £65m)
Tim Iroegbunam (to Hull, £22m)
Fulham
Manuel Angel (from Real Madrid, £3m)
Hugo Larsson (from Eintracht Frankfurt, loan)
David Affengrube (from Elche, £8.5m)
Hull
Ilyas Ansah (from Union Berlin, £23m)
Tim Iroegbunam (from Everton, £22m)
Robinio Vaz (from Roma, loan)
Brooke Norton-Cuffy (from Genoa, £12m)
Sorba Thomas (from Stoke, undisclosed fee)
Christos Mouzakitis (from Olympiacos, undisclosed fee)
Liam Millar (to Birmingham, loan)
Ipswich
Zian Flemming (from Burnley, £20m)
Cameron Humphreys (to Huddersfield, loan)
Tudor Mendel (to Luton, loan)
Chieo Ogbene (to Lincoln, loan)
Leeds
Melvin Bard (from Nice, loan)
Sam Chambers (to Northampton, loan)
Largie Ramazani (to Burnley, loan)
Wilfried Gnoto (to Fiorentina, loan)
Liverpool
Lucca Brughmans (from Genk, £29.9m)
Lucca Brughmans (to Genk, loan)
Harvey Elliott (to Valencia, loan)
Keyrol Figueroa (to Port Vale, loan)
Man City
Enzo Fernandez (from Chelsea, £125m)
Iliman Ndiaye (from Everton, £65m)
Jack Grealish (to Everton, loan)
Jaden Heskey (to Sheffield Wednesday, loan)
Manchester United
N/A
Newcastle
Matias Fernandez-Pardo (from Lille, £51.4m)
Nick Woltemade (to Juventus, loan)
Nottingham Forest
Josh Powell (to Northampton, loan)
Morato (to West Ham, loan)
Zach Abbott (to Southampton, loan)
Sunderland
Kevin Danso (from Tottenham, loan)
Luis Semedo (to Clermont, undisclosed fee)
Tottenham
Tosin Adarabioyo (from Chelsea, £7m)
Mykhailo Mudryk (from Chelsea, loan)
Kota Takai (to Sint-Truidense VV, loan)
Pape Matar Sarr (to Juventus, loan)
George Abbott (to Mansfield, loan)
Kevin Danso (to Sunderland, loan)
Damola Ajayi (to Barnet, loan)
What does could still happen?
There are a number of transfer windows still open across Europe, most notably in Turkey and Saudi Arabia.
Turkish clubs have until September 4 to conclude their business, while those in Saudi have until September 6.
Crystal Palace’s Ismaila Sarr was pushing to join Galatasaray earlier in the summer, before Liverpool tested the Eagles’ resolve with two rejected bids.
Saudi clubs are always monitoring the English market, and Chelsea’s Pedro Neto has been linked with a move to the Gulf.
However, it remains unlikely that Chelsea will sanction an exit for a first-team player without being able to sign a replacement.
It will be a club-record sale for the Gunners, who otherwise had a quite final few days of the transfer window.
