That's your lot
We're going to wrap up the transfer talk and updates for the day.
But don't fret, as we'll be back tomorrow to bring you all the Premier League movers and shakers, as the transfer window nears its closure.
Will it be a dramatic run-in with some big-name signings, or a complete damp squib?
Tune in tomorrow to find out.
Ta ra for now!
A Harry Kane fiver could net someone up to £50,000 - but people shouldn't be tempted to draw on bank notes themselves.
Six £5 notes, engraved with the image of the England striker, have been created and released into circulation by micro-engraver Graham Short.
One made it's way into a corner shop in Cefn Coed, Merthyr Tydfil.
But, drawing on money could land you a fine if you do not get the right permission.
According to the Currency and Bank Notes Act 1928, if a bank note is defaced with any words, letters or figures, the person responsible could be liable to a penalty of up to £200.
At least if you bag one of the Harry Kane fivers, you'll still have £49,800 left...
Ryan Maxwell is brutally honest when asked why, at the age of 35, he has made 32 moves since playing alongside John Terry in Chelsea's youth team.
Twenty years ago, a 15-year-old Maxwell was lining up in the same team as Terry and Mikael Forssell for Chelsea Under-19s. The Belfast-born player appeared destined for big things.
"I've wasted my playing career. It's nobody else's fault other than my own," the Northern Irishman tells BBC Sport.
Since being released by Chelsea for disciplinary issues, Maxwell has spent most of his career trawling the non-league circuit as a journeyman midfielder, appearing for 27 different teams in four countries.
On Saturday, he will take charge of his first FA Cup match as a manager when his Walthamstow team entertain ninth-tier rivals Walsham-le-Willows - one of 184 extra preliminary round matches taking place this Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Addy Field: Anyone else think Boateng is one of the most overrated defenders in world football?
Nickolas Bokelo: Bold Man United prediction: Jose to not win his first five games, at least three of them losses, gets sacked and replaced with Zizou, Zidane gets second in the Premier League.
Francesca: Any other #MUFC fans sick of all of the talk about Boateng when there's homegrown players very capable of doing the job. Maguire would be a reasonable deal and then there's guys like Tuanzebe in the youth side who are brilliant... But no he's back out on loan. But no he's back out on loan.
Burnley's move for Sam Clucas is off after they failed to agree personal terms with the Swansea City midfielder.
The Clarets had hoped to sign the 27-year-old former Hull City player for a fee of around £8m.
Other Premier League clubs are thought to be interested in Clucas, who Swansea are keen to offload in order to make signings of their own.
The Swans have targeted Brentford midfielder Ryan Woods, who is likely to cost £6-7m.
Woods, 24, was left out of the Bees' squad for their opening Championship win over Rotherham because of the uncertainty around his future.
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