Transfer deadline day LIVE reaction: Arsenal, Liverpool, Newcastle, Man Utd, Leeds, Tottenham latest deals

Van de Beek says Frank Lampard was a key part of his decision to join Everton: “I had a really positive meeting with the new coach. We have the same ideas about football and he had a lot of influence on my decision.”

Everton also want Dele Alli from Spurs and he is reportedly undergoing a medical at Goodison this evening, yet it sounds as if Newcastle are attempting to hijack the deal. Is there time?

Donny van de Beek has joined Everton on loan until the end of the season – it has the look of a potentially fantastic short-term boost for Frank Lampard’s new team, and a good escape route for the Dutch midfielder after a troubled start to life at Manchester United.

An intriguing signing, this one. Brighton capture German striker Deniz Undav from Belgian club Union Saint-Gilloise. Tony Bloom owns both Brighton and Union SG, who are in a stunning title battle after getting promoted to the top flight last summer, and presumably the striker’s loan back to the Union is in order to help preserve their title push at the top of the Belgian Pro League.

Matt Targett has spoken after joining Newcastle until the end of the season on loan from Aston Villa, sounding a bit like he had no great desire to go on loan.

“It happened all so quick, I got a phone call last night to say they’d agreed a loan with Villa, so happy to be here and can’t wait to get my teeth stuck in,” Targett told nufc.co.uk. “Looking from afar, you see all the players they’ve been linked with, the new owners, it’s exciting times to be here.

“I found out last night, I was back down south with my family and I had to rush back to Birmingham and speak to my agent. I had a brief phone call with Eddie Howe yesterday evening, he said he’s looking forward to working with me and I’m looking forward to working with him.”

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Here’s all the latest from our Northern Football Correspondent, Mark Critchley:

Jesse Lingard is expected to stay at Manchester United after the collapse of his potential loan to Newcastle United during the final hours of the January transfer window.

Talks with Newcastle over the 29-year-old have ended, with Lingard now set to see out the last six months of his United contract at Old Trafford.

Newcastle revived their bid to sign Lingard on Monday, having pulled out of talks with United last week over their desired loan fee and a £12m bonus for avoiding relegation.

Ralf Rangnick, United’s interim manager, was willing to allow Lingard to leave though the Old Trafford hierarchy has concluded he will stay for the rest of the season.

West Ham also revived their interest in Lingard though United have been reluctant to let players join clubs also competing to qualify for next season’s Champions League.

James McAtee is one of the brightest young prospects around and the Manchester City striker is set to stay at the club to continue his development, rather than go out on loan.

Giovani Lo Celso is yet another Spurs midfielder heading for the exit, and he joins Villarreal on loan. Antonio Conte is clearly not messing around this January: Kulusevski and Bentancur have joined from Juventus, while Ndombele, Lo Celso and Gil have all departed on loan, with Dele Alli close to joining Everton.

Newcastle have captured Matt Targett on loan from Aston Villa until the end of the season. The left-back is out of favour at Villa after Steven Gerrard signed Lucas Digne, and Targett is seeking regular game time.