Shamoon Hafez
Football news reporter

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Sheffield United have posted a teaser on X, is that Kalvin Phillips by any chance?

And is that a subtle dig at his former Leeds United's infamous "don't go to sleep just yet" tweet?

Bobbie Jackson
BBC Sport journalist

Now the real fun starts... deal sheets.

One for the football purists.

Ask Me Anything

The Premier League winter window has closed but clubs can still make signings over the next couple of hours.

If you've ever wondered what a deal sheet is, then BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team has you covered...

What is a transfer deal sheet?

Premier League clubs need to complete a 'deal sheet' in order to complete a transfer in the last two hours of a transfer window.

Clubs often leave their transfer dealings to the very last minute, and therefore have to submit a form to the Premier League to make sure that a transfer can go ahead.

The deal sheet allows a club to confirm that an agreement has been reached and also give themselves more time to submit the remaining documentation.

Read more in our full explainer here

Brighton & Hove Albion

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Another non-transfer transfer to bring you and Brighton have confirmed that midfielder Matt O'Riley has returned to the club from a loan spell at Marseille.

The Denmark international made 25 appearances for Roberto De Zerbi's side after joining the French side in August.

"We’re pleased to welcome Matt back to the club," Brighton head coach Fabian Hurzeler told the club's official website."We know all about his qualities, and I have no doubt he will settle back into the group very quickly.

"He’s had a good spell with Marseille, playing regular domestic football and in the Champions League, and we believe he can positively impact the team in the second half of the season."

Bobbie Jackson
BBC Sport journalist

This would usually be the part of the day when I'd ask for your thoughts on who has 'won' deadline day.

Looks like it's Crystal Palace at the moment by default.

Crystal Palace

Jorgen Strand Larsen made his professional debut for Norwegian club Sarpsborg back in 2017, representing them in the Europa League, before moving on to Dutch side Groningen in September 2020.

The powerful forward made his senior debut for Norway in November 2020 and has since become a regular at international level, winning 24 caps and scoring four goals.

Strand Larsen said: "I'm really excited to come to Crystal Palace. It's been something I've wanted to do for a long time now.

"I'm here to bring energy and goals, and to try to do my best for the club."

Shamoon Hafez
Football news reporter

I'm told there were no issues with Kalvin Phillips' move from Manchester City to Sheffield United, so that should be announced soon.

Bobbie Jackson
BBC Sport journalist

They made us wait but good things come to those who wait, right?

Crystal Palace

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Crystal Palace have signed striker Jorgen Strand Larsen from Wolves for a fee of £48m.

The Norway international scored 20 goals in 64 appearances for Wolves - registering 14 times last season.

The 25-year-old joins Palace for a club-record fee on a four-and-a-half year deal.

Bobbie Jackson
BBC Sport journalist

Hold on...

We have some business!

That's it for the 2026 winter transfer window.

A quick tally of all the completed Premier League deals today... ZERO.

Bobbie Jackson
BBC Sport journalist

That might be the best we're going to get with just two minutes left of the winter transfer window.

Keep us in the loop for any further developments, John.

Steph Houghton
Former Manchester City and England captain on BBC iPlayer

I think Raheem Sterling's situation is similar to Kalvin Phillips in terms of, first and foremost, it's about that run of games and getting back into that rhythm and playing to Raheem's strengths.

He needs to get on the ball and drive at players. I think someone who can have that confidence and belief because there's such a good player in there who has a lot of experience. And after this episode of a few months out, he'll be desperate to play again.

Chloe Bloxam from The RedmenTV says it's great to see Liverpool planning for the future after agreeing a £60m deal for young French defender Jeremy Jacquet, who is having Liverpool medical before a summer transfer from Rennes.

Alex Howell
BBC Sport football reporter

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There are reports that Arsenal are close to agreeing deals for Jaden Dixon from Stoke and Evan Mooney from St Mirren.

Both of these players are likely to join the youth set-up given their inexperience at the top level of football.

Arsenal have changed the way they have gone about academy recruitment in recent years and they have a more aggressive approach about how they sign young players.

The signing of goalkeeper Tommy Setford from Ajax is an example of this.

The highly rated Setford, was a signing for the academy but has been training with the first team since he arrived.

Arsenal have recently agreed deals for Ecuadorian twins, Edwin and Holger Quintero, as well as signing 16-year-old Shamrock Rovers forward Victor Ozhianvuna with the three players set to join when they turn 18.

Bobbie Jackson
BBC Sport journalist

This is the kind of intel we need, David.