Transfers live updates

Updated 01/02/2016 at 23:41 GMT

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23:45

All quiet on the transfer front, so I'm going to call it. That's us done for the January transfer window. Thanks so much for following it al with us!

23:40

A selection of the reaction to Norwich's capture of James Maddison right at the end of the window. A coup for the club, and a blow for Liverpool.

23:30

LATE DEAL! Norwich announce the signing of Coventry midfielder James Maddison. He rejoins the club on loan for the rest of the season though. A big talent apparently.

23:25

ANY NEWS ON FALCAO? It doesn't appear that he got a move to Spain so, as the Telegraph reporter below suggests, he may have to make do with China, where the transfer window closes on February 26. What a shocking and sad fall from grace.

23:10

If it's an international transfer, clubs have until midnight to finalise moves which have already been lodged with FIFA's transfer system. Domestic deals have until 1am. But to be honest, I don't think we are waiting for anything now.

23:05

TOTAL: £172,650,000 was spent by Premier League clubs in January - will any more be added in moves which just made it on time?

23:00

THE TRANSFER WINDOW HAS CLOSED! Did any clubs get late deals through before the cut-off time? Did Manchester United sign Elabdellaoui?

22:55

FIVE MINUTES LEFT! FIVE MINUTES LEFT!

22:50

DONE DEAL! Still time for a departure at Leicester City, but shame they couldn't get hold of the striker they so desperately wanted.

22:45

Just 15 minutes left of the window now and that's all the big deals done - at least the ones we were expecting. Maybe there's a surprise in what little time remains...

22:40

DONE DEAL! And it's the biggest deal of the night! Stoke City have come through late on to sign Giannelli Imbula from FC Porto for £18.3m! It's a club record for the Potters and a statement of intent.

22:35

DONE DEAL! Midfielder Marco van Ginkel has ended his unfruitful loan spell with Stoke City to join PSV on loan instead from Chelsea.

22:35

This is a lovely back page from The Times.

22:30

Good lord, what have we become? Shut it down. Shut it all down.