Manchester City and Chelsea move on late transfer deals as deadline day closes
Premier League clubs completed a flurry of late business on transfer deadline day, with Manchester City and Chelsea among the sides finalising moves.
Manchester City and Chelsea were among the clubs active on transfer deadline day as the summer window closed across England on Tuesday. Reports from BBC Sport, ESPN, The Guardian and Sky Sports tracked a series of late agreements in the Premier League and beyond.
According to those reports, City reached a deal for Enzo Fernández and also completed a move for Ndiaye, while Chelsea moved close to signing Monaco midfielder Lamine Camara in a transfer worth £47m. The live coverage also followed other late negotiations involving Folarin Balogun and additional players across Europe.
BBC Sport said its roundup covered confirmed signings and departures in the Premier League, Scottish Premiership, EFL and Women's Super League, reflecting activity across several competitions before the deadline. Sky Sports noted that England's summer window shut at 11pm on September 1.
Elsewhere, ESPN said its live blog continued through the closing hours of the window as clubs tried to finish deals before the deadline. Some leagues in Europe and further afield remain open later in September and October, leaving room for more transfers after England's cutoff.
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