Transfer deadline day LIVE: Fulham try to loan Armando Broja from Chelsea as window closes

Serge Aurier will join Galatasaray on a permanent deal, Fabrizio Romano reports, with just the contracts waiting to be signed.

Bournemouth have agreed a loan deal for Enes Unal with Getafe.

Sky Sports are reporting the deal is an initial loan with an obligation to buy for £13.3m

The 26-year-old will undergo a medical today in Madrid, and the deal could see Kieffer Moore heading out the other way.

Chelsea might have more outgoings than incomings on the final day, although they will be pushed for time to agree a deal for Broja to Fulham.

Fulham will not want to pay what they believe to be over the odds for the forward.

The Independent’s Senior Football Correspondent, Richard Jolly, brings an update from Stamford Bridge - where it looks like one sought-after midfielder might stay.

Spurs have been interested, with around a £40-50m fee being suggeste, but Conor Gallagher is looking likely to stay at Chelsea, barring a dramatic late bid.

He started last night in the Blues’ defeat at the hands of Liverpool.

Double deal for Nottingham Forest, between last night’s announcement and one just now.

Yesterday they landed Gio Reyna from Borussia Dortmund on loan for the rest of the season, with the American providing them an attacking midfield option with plenty of versatility.

Today they’ve now confirmed the arrival of Rodrigo Ribeiro from Sporting CP, who joins on loan with an option to buy. One for the future, they believe.

Erik ten Hag has declared it is “case closed” for Marcus Rashford as he returns to the Manchester United squad but has told his players they have to show discipline – on and off the pitch.

Rashford was omitted for the FA Cup win at Newport after drinking alcohol and visiting nightclubs during two nights out in Belfast last week.

Rashford then said he was sick when he returned to Manchester, but Ten Hag left him out of the Newport match, which he attributed both to illness and an “internal matter”.

The forward has held talks with Ten Hag and has reportedly been fined two weeks’ wages but will be available to play when United visit Wolves on Thursday.

Manager Ten Hag said: “He has taken responsibility and it is an internal matter: case closed.”

It would appear that Borussia Dortmund are happy to let Gio Reyna leave on loan, with the American hoping to secure regular football with a home edition of the Copa America on the horizon.

Sevilla and Marseille have been linked, but reports suggest that Nottingham Forest are leading the chase and may have agreed temporary deals in principle.

Chelsea’s pursuit of players high on potential continues with Aston Villa’s Jhon Duran identified as a forward option. The Colombia international hasn’t managed to command a regular starting spot under Unai Emery and a hamstring injury could be a complicating factor. Newcastle and West Ham have also been connected with the 20-year-old.

Aston Villa’s top target is Middlesbrough’s Rogers. They have tested Middlesbrough’s resolve with a third bid for the youngster, who has thrived under Michael Carrick this season.

The Championship club won’t let him leave if the financial terms aren’t right but Unai Emery is keen to secure his man.

When does the January transfer window close in England?

Transfer deadline day for men’s sides in England in Thursday 1 February, with the window shutting at 11pm GMT.

What about Scotland?

The Scottish window will shut half-an-hour later, at 11.30pm.

And the rest of Europe?

La Liga’s window closes at the same time as the Premier League, which is midnight in Spain. Clubs in Ligue 1, meanwhile, will have an hour less to make their signings.

Business in the Bundesliga has to be concluded by 6pm German time (5pm GMT), and Serie A’s window an hour later.

What about the WSL?

WSL clubs had until 11pm GMT last night (Wednesday 31 January) to complete any deals.