A summary of the latest transfer activity on deadline day, including moves for Carlos Alcaraz, Mathys Tel, Ben Chilwell, and more.
Manchester United saw their transfer deadline day pass without any new signings. Everton are hoping to finalize a deal for former Southampton midfielder Carlos Alcaraz. The 22-year-old Argentinian, who spent just a year with the Saints and was loaned to Juventus in January 2024, has joined the Toffees on loan until the summer. He could make his debut alongside fellow new loanee Marcus Rashford in Sunday's FA Cup tie against Tottenham.
\Wolves' transfer window ended with the arrival of centre-back Nasser Djiga from Red Star Belgrade on a contract until 2030. Despite a lack of defensive options, Wolves sealed the deal for Djiga before the 11 pm deadline. Meanwhile, loan moves dominated the final day of the transfer window. QPR confirmed the signing of injured Chelsea midfielder Harvey Vale on a long-term deal for an undisclosed fee. Vale had previously been on loan at Hull City and Bristol Rovers. Blackburn Rovers secured the loan of striker Emmanuel Dennis from Nottingham Forest for the remainder of the season. Dennis's high wages reportedly proved a stumbling block for Forest in their attempt to offload the player. Birmingham midfielder Romelle Donovan, 18, joined Brentford's academy on loan for the rest of the season. Fin Back left Nottingham Forest for an undisclosed fee to bolster Wycombe's League One promotion push. Emmanuel Latte Lath's £22 million move from Middlesbrough to Atlanta United is expected to be finalized tomorrow. Chelsea left-back Zak Sturge became Millwall's eighth signing of the transfer window. Everton are in a race to sign Flamengo star Alcaraz, with a deal sheet submitted according to Sky Sports. Other loan moves included Watford keeper Myles Roberts to Bristol Rovers, Barnsley securing Wolves right-back Dexter Lembikisa, and Luton's Pelly Ruddock Mpanzu joining Rotherham until the summer. Crystal Palace have confirmed the signing of Chelsea's Ben Chilwell on loan for the rest of the season. Tottenham secured a loan deal for Bayern Munich forward Mathys Tel, who was also targeted by Arsenal and Manchester United. Meanwhile, Crystal Palace utility man Jeffrey Schlupp has joined Celtic on loan for the rest of the season. Nottingham Forest have reportedly agreed a deal to sign Manchester City's 18-year-old talent, with the loan agreement at PSV Eindhoven terminated.
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