How transfer deadline day unfolded with Liverpool rejecting Salah offer and Greenwood to Getafe

Chelsea have completed the signing of Cole Palmer from Manchester City.

City will receive an initial £40million ($50.7m) with £2.5m due in potential add-ons.

Palmer, 21, has signed a seven-year deal at Chelsea, with the option for a further 12 months.

"I’m excited to get started and it feels great to sign," said Palmer. "I’ve joined Chelsea because the project here sounds good and because of the platform I will have to try to showcase my talents.

"It is a young and hungry squad and, hopefully, we can do something special here."

A product of City's academy, Palmer has made 19 appearances in the Premier League and a further 22 in additional competitions.

Nottingham Forest defender Loic Mbe Soh has completed his loan move to Dutch side Almere City.

The Athletic reported news of the Frenchman's loan move yesterday.

Mbe Soh has struggled for gametime at Forest since joining from PSG in 2020. He spent the second half of last season on loan at Guingamp in Ligue 2.

Manchester United youngster Charlie McNeill is set to join Stevenage on loan for the season.

McNeill, 19, spent the second half of last season on loan at League Two side Newport County, scoring twice in 20 appearances.

The forward made his senior United debut last September, featuring in the Europa League group-stage defeat by Real Sociedad.

Stevenage have started their League One campaign with three wins, one draw and one defeat. Steve Evans’ side travel to Leyton Orient for their next game tomorrow.

Everton striker Tom Cannon is set to undergo a medical at Leicester after the two clubs agreed a deal worth around £7.5million.

The academy graduate has attracted interest from several Championship clubs this window, having spent the second half of last season on loan at Preston North End.

Cannon scored eight goals in 20 Championship appearances for Preston and has featured once off the bench for Everton this term.

There may be further Goodison Park exits on deadline day in addition to Cannon, with Everton and Fulham still in talks over a deal for Alex Iwobi. The winger's contract is set to expire next summer.

Demarai Gray is also attracting late interest from Lille after a move to Saudi side Al Shabab stalled.

Southampton have signed Taylor Harwood-Bellis on loan from Manchester City.

The 21-year-old centre-back won the Championship title with Burnley last season and returns for another season in the second tier.

There is an obligation to buy in the region of £20million included if Saints are promoted.

Harwood-Bellis said: "I’m really happy to be here and can’t wait to get going. The willingness from their side to get me in the door and when I spoke to the manager and Jason (Wilcox) I think it was straight after then that I knew.

"I felt the warmth of the manager and he explained to me exactly what he wants to do and the ambitions of the club that suited exactly where I am in my career and where I want to be going forward, and I can hopefully do it under the manager here.

"I want to win, I obviously had a taste of that this summer, but my aspiration is to become a better footballer as well, and I feel like I can do that along the way and learn different styles and different ways to play football and I feel like the manager, the staff and the team here can help me do that."

Manchester United have completed the signing of Altay Bayindir from Fenerbahce.

The 25-year-old goalkeeper has signed a four-year deal to keep him at the club until 2027.

The move comes after Dean Henderson's permanent departure to Crystal Palace was confirmed yesterday.

“It is a huge honour to join Manchester United and become the first Turkish player to represent this incredible club," Bayindir said. "I have a passion for success, and I will give everything to help this special group of players to achieve our ambitions.

“I cannot wait to start working with such an experienced goalkeeping unit. We will support each other and drive high standards every day so that each of us is ready to perform whenever called upon.”

Bayindir played 40 games for Fenerbahce last season and was part of the side that won the Turkish Cup.

He made 146 appearances for Fenerbahce after arriving from Ankaragucu in 2019.

Sergio Reguilon has signed his Manchester United contract ahead of completing a season-long loan from Tottenham Hotspur.

Final paperwork is now being completed before an official announcement later today.

The 26-year-old travelled to Manchester for a medical last night after the two clubs agreed a straight season-long loan with no fee or option to buy.

There is a break clause in January and the Old Trafford club will cover all of his wages.

The Athletic reported yesterday that United had switched their attentions to Reguilon after previously having Chelsea's Marc Cucurella as their priority target.

However, the Spaniard's appearance against AFC Wimbledon on Wednesday complicated matters leading United to a deal for Reguilon.

First-choice left-back Luke Shaw is currently out with a muscle injury that is expected to sideline him for an extended period.

Additional reporting: Mario Cortegana

Japhet Tanganga is set to join Bundesliga side Augsburg on loan.

The versatile defender, 24, is leaving Tottenham Hotspur on a season-long loan with the obligation to buy if certain terms are met.

A potential €6million fee has been agreed if the club avoids relegation and the player makes a certain amount of appearances.

He is currently in Germany for a medical ahead of completing the move.

The Athletic revealed that the two clubs were in talks yesterday, and on Wednesday reported that a potential move to Torino was off after the Italian club and Spurs could not reach an agreement.

He has the versatility to play as a No 6 at the base of midfield or as a No 8. For Ajax, Ryan Gravenberch largely played on the left side of a double pivot, but he is also comfortable operating on the left of a midfield three in more advanced areas.

One of his stand-out attributes is his ability to carry the ball and advance his team up the pitch. His large strides, matched with his excellent close control, allow him to drive past opponents.

He is happy to receive possession and his physicality, helped by his 6ft 3in (190cm) height, allows him to accelerate away from players.

Gravenberch can draw players towards him and commit them with driving runs.

Read more below for a detailed analysis of his style of play...

Ryan Gravenberch is on Merseyside for a medical ahead of his move from Bayern Munich to Liverpool.

The Athletic revealed last night that the two clubs had agreed a fixed fee of €40m for the Netherlands international midfielder to move to Anfield.

The 21-year-old will now undergo medical checks and if all goes to plan will sign a five-year deal with the Premier League club.

He will join Alexis Mac Allister, Dominik Szoboszlai and Wataru Endo as new midfield additions for Jurgen Klopp this summer.

Birmingham City have reached an agreement with Leeds United for the signing of Cody Drameh on a season-long loan.

The Athletic reported on Thursday that the full-back was attracting interest from a number of Championship clubs, with Birmingham and West Brom among those making enquiries, and he is now closing in on a deadline day move to St Andrew's. He rejected a permanent move to Hull City earlier in the window because personal terms could not be agreed.

The season-long loan will take Drameh up to the end of his Leeds contract, which expires in June.

The 21-year-old is not part of Farke’s plans following the signing of Djed Spence on loan from Tottenham, a deal that was confirmed yesterday.

Drameh has made only two substitute appearances for Leeds this season, having spent the second half of the 2022-23 campaign on loan at Luton Town.

Liverpool have reached agreement with Bayern Munich to sign Ryan Gravenberch.

The two clubs have agreed a fixed fee of €40million for the Netherlands international midfielder to move to Anfield

The 21-year-old will fly to Liverpool tonight and undergo a medical tomorrow.

The deal was negotiated by Jose Fortes Rodriguez from Raiola and will see Gravenberch sign a long-term contract with the club.

Gravenberch only joined Bayern from Ajax last summer but is keen to leave the German champions in search of regular first-team football.

He started three Bundesliga matches for Bayern last season and has so far featured only once as a substitute in the 2023-23 campaign, against Augsburg last Sunday.

After the transfer window has shut, clubs are required to submit an updated 25-man squad list to the Premier League. The deadline for this is Wednesday, September 13.

Each squad must contain no more than 17 players who do not fulfil the ‘home grown player’ (HGP) criteria. The rest of the squad, up to a total of 25 players, must be ‘home grown’.

Premier League rules say that a ‘home-grown player’ means a player who, irrespective of nationality or age, has been registered with any club affiliated to the Football Association or the Football Association of Wales for a period, continuous or not, of three entire seasons, or 36 months, before his 21st birthday (or the end of the season during which he turns 21).

As well as the squad list, each club submits a list of their registered under-21 players who are eligible over and above the squad limit of 25 players.

Premier League rules state that players must be registered by midday on the working day before a game.

That means that any players who make late moves on Friday will have to wait until the next round of fixtures to feature for their new teams.

Matchweek four takes place this weekend, and the Premier League then pauses for the international break, before resuming on Saturday, September 16.