Key events1 Sept 2026Balogun's Everton move falls through1 Sept 2026Manchester City sign Enzo Fernández for £125m1 Sept 2026Chelsea unhappy as Camara move collapses1 Sept 2026Transfer window is closed1 Sept 2026Grealish returns to Merseyside1 Sept 2026Tottenham have option to buy Mudryk1 Sept 2026Mudryk deal to Tottenham confirmed1 Sept 2026Tim Iroegbunam joins Hull1 Sept 2026Real Madrid turn feeder club for Fulham1 Sept 2026Iliman Ndiaye joins Manchester City1 Sept 2026Sunderland sign Kevin Danso on initial loan1 Sept 2026Is this the end of Man United’s transfer business?1 Sept 2026West Ham sign centre-back Morato on loan1 Sept 2026Liverpool sign promising goalkeeper1 Sept 2026Another loan move from the Premier League to the Championship1 Sept 2026Leeds secure French forward1 Sept 2026Woltemade completes Juventus move1 Sept 2026Beto leaves Everton1 Sept 2026Harvey Elliot completes his move to Valencia1 Sept 2026Everton on course to sign Balogun, Maitland-Niles and Grealish1 Sept 2026Leeds pursue deal for Bahoya from Eintracht Frankfurt1 Sept 2026Manchester City agree £125m deal to sign Fernández1 Sept 2026Fofana jetting to Sunderland instead of Palace1 Sept 2026Mudryk poised for loan to Tottenham1 Sept 2026Fernandez 'increasingly confident' of City move1 Sept 2026Pape Sarr's Juve loan confirmed1 Sept 2026Brighton agree deal £15m with Millwall for Femi Azeez1 Sept 2026Newcastle sign Matias Fernandez-Pardo from Lille for £51m1 Sept 2026Gabriel Jesus joins Barcelona from Arsenal on three-year deal1 Sept 2026Hijack alert!1 Sept 2026Villa complete second deal of the day1 Sept 2026Monaco reject opening bid for Camara1 Sept 2026Arsenal sell Vieira to Hamburg1 Sept 2026Manchester City make bid for Chelsea's Fernández1 Sept 2026Aston Villa complete Mbaye deal1 Sept 2026Sunderland agree deal to sign Arsenal target Fofana1 Sept 2026Chelsea make move for Monaco's Camara1 Sept 2026Hull splash out on Ansah1 Sept 2026Ipswich to sign Flemming from Burnley1 Sept 2026Villa close to double deal1 Sept 2026Guiu leaves Chelsea for RB Leipzig1 Sept 2026Sunderland to sign Danso from Spurs and keep Brobbey1 Sept 2026Woltemade set to leave Newcastle for Juventus1 Sept 2026Arsenal's Nwaneri set for Dortmund loan1 Sept 2026PreambleBalogun's Everton move falls throughSome last-gasp breaking news, and it’s not good for Everton fans – the move for Monaco forward Folarin Balogun is off (unless, of course, a certain satsuma-hued powerbroker decides to step in). Andy Hunter has more …Time to call it a night. Here are the day’s big stories – and keep following our interactive guide for every last deal before we take our ball home until 1 January.Late moves aplenty still going through, with Zian Flemming joining Ipswich for £20m, and Hull City making their sixth deadline-day signing in the shape of Greek midfielder Christos Mouzakitis. Follow along with our transfer interactive …Andy HunterEverton have completed the signing of Ainsley Maitland-Niles from Lyon for a fee of around £4.2m. The 29-year-old has signed a three year contract.Jamie JacksonMore on Enzo Fernández’s arrival at the Etihad, via an official statement.Manchester City have completed the signing of Enzo Fernández from Chelsea on a five-year contract. The Argentina international’s deal means he will remain at the Etihad Stadium until the summer of 2031.Fernández says he could not be happier to have joined City at this stage of his career. “Manchester City are the most successful club in England in recent times. Every player wants to be part of a club like this because everyone knows how well-run City are.“I could not be happier to be here, and I am ready for the challenge of helping City continue winning trophies. This is a club built for success,” Fernández added. “If you look across the squad, City have quality in every area. I want to learn from my new teammates and become a better player.“I pride myself on continually improving my game. Anyone who’s worked with me will know how hard I train every single day and how much I put into matches. I give absolutely everything and I can promise Manchester City that will continue now I’m here.City’s director of football, Hugo Viana, added: “At Manchester City, we are always looking to bring in world-class players and Enzo fits the bill. He is a complete midfielder: technically gifted, hardworking, tenacious and a goalscorer.“He is adept at playing different styles of football. He is comfortable playing a possession-based game, and he can play on the counter effectively, too. We are delighted to bring him here and feel very strongly he will improve our team.”Manchester City sign Enzo Fernández for £125mIt’s the biggest transfer fee of the window, and now it’s official: Manchester City have signed Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernández for a club-record £125m.You wait 17 years for a Spurs-Chelsea transfer deal, and two come along in one evening. After agreeing a loan move for Mykhailo Mudryk earlier, Tottenham have signed Chelsea centre-back Tosin Adarabioyo for around £7m.According to Sky Sports, there are at least six deal sheets in the Premier League’s inbox, with three of those coming from Selhurst Park, as Ed Aarons reports below. There’s also Folarin Balogun’s Everton move and Malick Fofana on his way to Sunderland; the other deal sheet comes from Leeds, for Eintracht Frankfurt winger Jean-Matteo Bahoya.Chelsea unhappy as Camara move collapsesJacob SteinbergChelsea’s move for Lamine Camara collapsed after Everton’s move for Monaco’s Folarin Balogun was revived. Balogun’s move looked in doubt after complications with his medical, meaning Monaco needed funds from elsewhere, leaving Chelsea to swoop for Camara as a replacement for Enzo Fernández before his move to Manchester City.However Everton have persisted and renegotiating their fee for Balogun led to Monaco pulling out of the Camara deal. Chelsea are livid, with sources calling Monaco’s behaviour deeply unprofessional. Chelsea had a written agreement with the Ligue 1 side. It’s important to add this development won’t scupper the Fernández deal to City.Ed AaronsCrystal Palace have submitted deal sheets for Ben Chilwell, Dario Osario and Quinten Timber after dramatically missing out Malick Fofana earlier. Pierre Sage wanted to bring in more reinforcements ahead of a season that will see Palace play in the Europa League. Chilwell will replace Borna Sosa as cover for Tyrick Mitchell after the Croatia defender joined Köln on loan.Palace turned to Osario – the Chile winger who plays for Midtjylland in Denmark – after Fofana opted to join Sunderland. They have also revived a move for Netherlands midfielder Timber (the twin brother of Arsenal’s Jurriën) from Marseille after failing to agree a fee for Mainz’s Kaishu Sano earlier in the day.More on the weirdest transfer story of the day, as Sunderland and Crystal Palace practically fought on the runway to sign Lyon winger Malick Fofana.Lamine Camara’s move to Chelsea is OFF, Jacob Steinberg confirms. It looked like the Monaco midfielder was set to complete a £47m move, but that won’t be happening. Enzo Fernández’s move to Manchester City is not affected by the Camara deal.Here’s the first mention of a deal sheet, in relation to Everton and their pursuit of Folarin Balogun, who could probably live without any more admin drama.“Everton have submitted a deal sheet to complete the Balogun deal after trying to renegotiate the structure of the fee with Monaco. Maitland-Niles deal expected to go through,” reports Andy Hunter.Transfer window is closedDaniel GallanThere will still be deals to go through (plus the dreaded deal sheets) but here are the main headlines so far in the Premier League …
Transfer deadline day: Man City sign Fernández and Ndiaye, Mudryk and Tosin join Spurs – as it happened
Manchester City spent £190m on two deadline-day signings while Tottenham brought in two Chelsea players, but Everton’s Folarin Balogun move collapsed











