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Manchester united’s Paul Pogba is the biggest deal of the summer as well as football’s biggest money deal ever. Everyone in the football community will be looking forward to today Wednesday, 31 August which is considered the most busy day of the 2016-2017 football season. Transfers closes 23:00 BST in England And Midnight in Scotland. We give you all the latest on completed deals as the happen Joe Hart sign for Torino on a season long loan Reports: Leicester city agree record fee for Slimani Roma join Palace and Bournemouth in Wilshere chase Wilfried Bony Talking to Stoke City Sissoko released to complete move by France Newcastle reject spurs move for Sissoko Balotelli set for Nice move Swans in talks over Ener Valencia Major Confirmed deals Marcos Alonso [Fiorentina - Chelsea] Reported £23m Jeff Hendrick [Derby - Burnley] £10.5m Didier Ndong [Lorient - Sunderland] £13.6m Samir Nasri [Manchester City - Sevilla] Loan Wilfried Bony [Manchester City - Stoke]

  The Brazilian international has completed a surprise return to his former home after Chelsea saw a £45million bid accepted by French giants PSG. The move has been confirmed after the South American successfully passed his medical to make a return two years after a departure from the Premier league outfit. The move was confirmed after the now former PSG man came to a contractual agreement with Chelsea FC with details over the deal yet to be released by the club. This news follows earlier confirmations by Chelsea of the capture of defender Alonso and Aymen Abdennour from Valencia with an option of making the deal permanent. In other news Juan Cuadrado’s Chelsea future seems over after the club agreed to let him out to Juventus on a three year loan deal with the option of signing permanent the player from the blues.

Manchester united’s Paul Pogba is the biggest deal of the summer as well as football’s biggest money deal ever. Everyone in the football community will be looking forward to today Wednesday, 31 August which is considered the most busy day of the 2016-2017 football season. Transfers closes 23:00 BST in England And Midnight in Scotland. We give you all the latest on completed deals as the happen Joe Hart sign for Torino on a season long loan Reports: Leicester city agree record fee for Slimani Roma join Palace and Bournemouth in Wilshere chase Wilfried Bony Talking to Stoke City Sissoko released to complete move by France Newcastle reject spurs move for Sissoko Balotelli set for Nice move Swans in talks over Ener Valencia Confirmed deals Joe Hart - (Manchester City to Torino) Loan Nicky Clark – (Bury to Dunfermine) Free

Aubameyang who is one of the worlds best goal scorers at the moment has always been linked with a move to the los blancos and latest reports suggests a deal has been agreed in principles over a potential transfer for the current African Footballer Of the Year. The reports however have not specified when the move is due to be completed bringing in the posibilty of a move to the Madrid club next some.

  Iceland star Kolbeinn Sigthorsson has joined Galatasaray on a season-long loan with a view to a permanent move from Nantes. The deal contains an agreement for Gala to purchase the Iceland striker for €3.8 million on April 30, 2017. Sigthorsson joined Nantes from Ajax in July last year but netted just four goals in 29 appearances in all competitions and has not scored in two games for the Ligue 1 side this season. "I'm very happy. Galatasaray is a massive and historic club. I'm glad to be here," Sigthorsson said. "When the offer came from Galatasaray I couldn't possibly have said no. "I'm very excited. I want to meet my team-mates, technical team and club employees as soon as possible. "Most of all, I can't wait to meet the fans. After the international break I'll return and meet them." Sigthorsson scored two goals for the Iceland team that stunningly reached the quarter-finals of Euro 2016 before being beaten 5-2 by hosts France.

  Axel Witsel is on the verge of completing a transfer from Zenit St Petersburg to Juventus, according to reports.. The Belgium international had promised to stay at Zenit for another season and coach Mircea Lucescu confirmed that he had rejected a move to Everton. However, the 27-year-old will leave Belgium's training camp to undergo a medical at the Serie A champions on Wednesday. Massimiliano Allegri's side will pay around €18 million for the midfielder with more to come through bonuses. Witsel joined Zenit in 2012 and has won a Russian Premier League title as well as a Russian Cup and Super Cup. He is contracted to the club until June 2017.

  Fc Barcelona have confirmed the signing of Spain striker Paco Alcacer from Valencia on a five-year deal, with Munir El-Haddadi moving in the opposite direction on a season-long loan. Alcacer, 23, was omitted from the Valencia side that lost 1-0 to Eibar on Saturday and underwent a medical at Barca on Monday before completing a move worth an initial €30million. Barca could pay €2m more in add-on fees and have inserted a €100m buy-out clause into Alcacer's deal at Camp Nou. The La Liga champions' sixth signing of the season, Alcacer concludes Barca's long search for attacking reinforcements to support Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez and Neymar. "When I found out about the offer from FC Barcelona I asked the club to listen to it, as it was my decision to take a step forward in my career," Alcacer told Valencia's official website. "I want to thank Valencia CF and the fans. Despite the fact that I am leaving Valencia CF, I will always be a Valencianista at heart.

  David Luiz could be set for a suprise return to the Bridge as Chelsea enter negotiations with Paris Saint-Germain over a £32 million transfer, Goal understands.  Chelsea have been in talks with Kia Joorabchian and Giuliano Bertolucci since failing to secure the signing of Kalidou Koulibaly from Napoli. The 29-year-old is said to be open to a move and was a popular figure in his first spell at Chelsea after he originally joined the club from Benfica in January 2011 for £21m.  However, the move will hinge on whether PSG can secure a replacement defender first. Th e Brazilian defender won the Champions League at Chelsea but was eventually sold to Paris Saint-Germain for £50m, making it the highest price ever paid for a defender  in 2014. In another development at the blues camp, Marcos Alonso is also on the verge of joining the west London club from Fiorentina and is expected to be formally announced today subject to a medical.

  Chelsea youngster Kenedy has completed a season-long loan move to Watford. The Brazilian joined the Blues last summer and he secured a work permit after impressing in pre-season, particularly against Barcelona.  In total he made 20 appearances for the club last season, which including scoring the fastest goal of the Premier League after 39 seconds against Norwich.  However he has not featured regularly under new manager Antonio Conte and as such he has been allowed to leave on loan for the season.  He follows the path set by Nathan Ake, who last season joined the Hornets on loan and did so well that he was named as the club's Young Player of the Season.  Kenedy's departure from the club takes the total of loans for Chelsea up to 27, quickly following Loic Remy's move to Crystal Palace earlier today.

  Arsenal defender Calum Chambers has agreed a season-long loan move to fellow Premier League outfit Middlesbrough. The 21-year-old was moved on to the newly-promoted outfit to gain more first-team experience, given he was likely to struggle for time at the Gunners following Shkodran Mustafi's recruit. Chambers had travelled to Rockliffe Park training ground on Tuesday to undergo his medical before sealing his move, much to coach Aitor Karanka's delight. I’m really pleased,” the Spaniard told the club's official website. “It’s a position where we’ve been working towards bringing the right player in. “We haven’t been in a hurry because Calum was the player we were waiting for, and he’s going to help us a lot. “I’d like to say thank you to him because we know he had another offer, but he wanted to come here. That’s important and we’re looking forward to working with him.” Chambers joined Arsenal in 2014 from Southampton but had failed to make an impact during his time in Lon

  Bastian Schweinsteiger says he feels a deep sense of gratitude for the experiences he has had with Germany as his international career draws to a close. Schweinsteiger will play his final game for the world champions on Wednesday when they take on Finland in Monchengladbach. The Manchester United midfielder will wear the captain's armband - left to him following Philipp Lahm's retirement in the wake of Germany's 2014 World Cup triumph - for the last time in what will mark his 121st cap for his country. Injuries prevented Schweinsteiger from becoming Germany's most-capped player but he still revealed his pride to reporters, stating: "I'm still very, very happy with the number of games I played for Germany.

  Arsenal football club have officially confirmed the signing of Valencia centre-back Shkodran with more details regarding the deal to follow.