How to follow Transfer Deadline Day on the BBC
This summer transfer window has come close to seeing the biggest spending by clubs ever - could it break the record by Tuesday night?
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It's been a summer of big spending in the transfer window - but it's about to be slammed shut.
Premier League and EFL clubs have until 23:00 BST on Tuesday to finalise any deals, before a long wait until the window opens again in January.
This is how you can watch, listen and read up on all the last-minute action across the BBC all day.
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Who could still get a deal done?
As always, expect a few late twists and turns when it comes to the final days of the summer transfer window.
There are however plenty of players whose futures remain up in the air and could be set for a late move.
Manchester City winger Jack Grealish is of interest to former clubs Everton and Aston Villa, with the Toffees confident of re-signing Grealish on loan for a second season in a row.
A potential swap deal could also see Tottenham striker Richarlison return to Everton, with Toffees playmaker Iliman Ndiaye going the other way.
Atletico Madrid striker Julian Alvarez is of interest to Arsenal and Barcelona and could leave the Spanish capital prior to the window closing.
Liverpool winger Cody Gakpo has been a target for both Spurs and City, while the Reds could also add in that position in the form of wingers Bradley Barcola and Ismaila Sarr.
Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernandez has also been linked with a reunion with former boss Enzo Maresca at City. Xabi Alonso's side are set to be looking at Lamine Camara to bolster their own midfield.
When is deadline for squad registration?
While the deadline closes at 23:00 BST, deals can actually be completed shortly after that deadline.
In order to do so, clubs must submit a deal sheet to the Premier League prior to 21:00 BST, allowing them an extra two hours after the deadline, with the Premier League's blessing, to complete a late move.
Once the window is closed, clubs then have to submit a squad list to the Premier League of players who will represent them.
While there is no official deadline that is made public, it is understood the deadline is about a week after the window closes.
Clubs cannot name squads of more than 25 players aged over 21. On top of that, the maximum amount of senior players allowed that are not classed as locally trained is 17.
How can I get text updates on Transfer Deadline Day?
The BBC Sport website and app will keep you updated all day on the latest moves and deals.
There will be a dedicated Transfer Deadline Day live page running from 07:00 BST until the early hours after the window shuts, with news from across the Premier League as well as the biggest updates from the EFL.
You can also access the separate EFL live page with news from across the Championship, League One and League Two.
As well as the latest deals, the Transfer Deadline Day live page will have analysis and reaction from our club reporters and experts across text, video and live streams.
How can I listen to Transfer Deadline Day on the BBC?
BBC Radio 5 Live will bring you updates on the biggest deals during Around-the-Grounds coverage of Tuesday's EFL fixtures from 20:00 BST, with Aaron Paul.
You can also follow Transfer Deadline Day live on your local BBC Radio station. To find coverage on BBC Sounds, just scroll through the live radio dial or search for your local BBC Radio station.
Going to be on the move or busy at home? Listen on the BBC Sounds app or ask your smart speaker to 'play 5 Live' or 'play Radio Leeds', for example.
Here are the stations bringing you live Transfer Deadline Day coverage:
And here are ways to download the BBC Sounds app in the UK:
How can I watch Transfer Deadline Day updates?
Most local stations covering deadline day will also be visualising their coverage on the BBC Sport app.
The full list of stations doing so is:
BBC Radio Leicester, Radio Nottingham, Radio Humberside, Radio Lincolnshire and Radio Wiltshire will be covering the action on BBC Sounds only.
How can I follow my team on the BBC?
You can stay updated with everything going on with your team during Transfer Deadline Day by following the club feed on the BBC Sport website and app, as well as BBC Sounds.
So whether you're a Wrexham fan or a Newcastle supporter, and everything inbetween, check out their page on the BBC Sport website and app, and on BBC Sounds. You can find the full list of clubs here for text updates and can search for your team on BBC Sounds - make sure to hit subscribe on the feed so you can get new episodes as they drop.
This article is the latest from BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team.
