It was a particularly chaotic deadline day as the Premier League clubs scrambled to strengthen their squads and balance sheets, and ESPN had live updates throughout the day.
Enzo Fernández proved to be the biggest story of the day, as he joined Manchester City in a Premier League record-equalling £125 million deal.
The Argentina international had been left out of Chelsea's squad for their previous two matches and manager Xabi Alonso had not provided any hints on his future at the club.
City also signed Everton frontman Iliman Ndiaye while Tottenham brought in Chelsea duo Mykhailo Mudryk and Tosin Adarabioyo.
It was a busy day for Chelsea, who missed out on Lamine Camara after Monaco pulled the plug on the deal at the 11th hour, sources told ESPN. The midfielder had been set to join but Monaco reneged on the deal when Folarin Balogun's move to Everton progressed despite concerns over the striker's medical, sources said.
Another Argentine whose future has dominated the transfer window is Julián Álvarez. Atlético Madrid remained adamant that they won't sell him to Barcelona and he ended up staying at the club despite emerging as Arsenal's primary target to shore up their forward line.
