Rate your club's transfer window after a quiet deadline day - was it a Grade A* window or a failing Grade F?
Crystal Palace completed the late signing of Jorgen Strand Larsen from Wolves for £48m
Rarely has a club-record signing been met with such scepticism, writes Sami Mokbel
There were also signings for Sunderland, who signed Ecuador winger Nilson Angula for £17.5m and Wolves brought in midfielder Angel Gomes on loan
That took the overall spending in the Premier League during the winter window to more than £390m
A record £3.1bn was spent by Premier League clubs in the summer - significantly more than in the winter window but the £397m spent this window isn't hugely down on previous winters
Meanwhile, Pep Guardiola points to Man City being seventh in net spending over the last five years in the Premier League
Eddie Howe says Sandro Tonali is 'very happy' at Newcastle despite deadline day speculation linking him with a move to Arsenal
Your views: 'Absolutely awful' for Spurs? | 'B' for Liverpool | 'D' for Chelsea | 'What transfer window?'
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Don't worry Newcastle fans, Fulham showed us we need at least a four-goal cushion to be comfortable this season. I reckon you'll turn us over in the second half and have a date with Arsenal in March.
Harry [Man City fan]
Craig Nelson
BBC Sport reporter
We are going to break now for Pep Guardiola's news conference, but will pick up our look at every Premier League club's transfer window with 12th-placed Bournemouth, once the Manchester City manager has stopped talking.
While we are talking Carabao Cup, Harry has a message to warm the cockles of the hearts of all Newcastle supporters...
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Eddy Howe is a top manager, and Newcastle need him to stay long term. The key now is to get deals done for new signings now to complete on the first day of the summer transfer window. It’s the planning and execution that has been poor in recent windows.
Joe
Manager Eddie Howe spoke at length this morning about why Newcastle failed to make any moves in the winter transfer window, despite suffering a glut of injuries in defence.
He also explained why club captain Jamaal Lascelles has been allowed to leave the club to join Championship side Leicester City, a deal that has been confirmed today.
So what is your verdict on Newcastle's window, thumbs up or down...
Craig Nelson
BBC Sport reporter
We are going through each club, from the top of the Premier League to the bottom, giving you the chance to give your verdict on their winter signings - thumbs up, thumbs down.
We have reached mid-table.
Newcastle, in 11th place, are up next...
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Image source, Getty ImagesEverton’s window is a sensible one. George in to replace Grealish and not much else needed. Full-backs are now definitely a summer priority, but no point spending in winter on the incorrect profile. Let’s see where we are in May and another summer window to strengthen beyond that.
Brett
Your verdict on Everton's window, thumbs up or down...
Man City v Newcastle (Wed, 20:00 GMT)
Shamoon Hafez
Football news reporter
Manchester City defender Marc Guehi is ineligible to play in Wednesday's Carabao Cup semi-final second leg against Newcastle.
City signed the 25-year-old centre-back from Crystal Palace after the first leg victory over the Magpies, but players have to be registered before that game in order to be able to take part in the tie.
Should City progress, the England international would also be ineligible for the final at Wembley on Sunday, 22 March.
Antoine Semenyo joined City from Bournemouth in January but was signed in time for the first leg, where he scored in the 2-0 victory at St James' Park.
Image source, Getty ImagesCraig Nelson
BBC Sport reporter
Just a reminder that Pep Guardiola is holding a pre-match news conference from 12:30 GMT as Manchester City prepare to face Newcastle United at home on Wednesday in the second leg of their Carabao Cup semi-final.
We will bring you the best of his quotes in this page.
Our reporter Shamoon Hafez has a line to bring you on team news...
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Fulham B+ ✅ Signed Bobb ✅Kept Wilson ❌Missed out on Pepi
Hamish
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9/10 Sunderland. A window about saving our key players - and that we did. Shipped out fringe players and brought in youth with future potential. Shows you don’t need big signings to have a great window!
Sohan
We were looking for grades A to F Sohan, so I guess that's a B+/A?
Sunderland
Your verdict on Sunderland's window, thumbs up or down...
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Brentford - B. A new back-up striker brought in with time to settle. Lots of youngsters on loan with a chance to gain experience. Onyeka was a good guy - hope to see him back in EPL next year with Coventry.
Steve D
Your verdict on Brentford's window, thumbs up or down...
Craig Nelson
BBC Sport reporter
Tell us how you really feel Pearse.
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GET ARNE SLOT OUT NOW. WORST TRANSFER WINDOW EVER!!!! MIGHT CANCEL MY SEASON TICKET, UNLESS HE GOES. #SLOTOUT
Pearse
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Rory Smith
Football Correspondent for The Observer on BBC Radio 5 Live
The strange thing for me about Liverpool today, they were going for Lutsharel Geertruida yesterday, someone has said no, and they haven't thought 'let's go get someone else who can play centre back and right back', because they need cover.
Whether you can blame whatever happens in the rest of Liverpool's season on Arne Slot, when they haven't given him that cover I don't know.
Julien Laurens
ESPN journalist on BBC Radio 5 Live
It's a lot of money but Jacquet has everything to become one of the best centre-backs in the world in the next few years.
He's quite tall, quick and strong - and he's a machine when it comes to duels in the air and on the ground. He reads the game well and is good on the ball.
He's not a proper ball-playing centre-back yet. Technically, there is a lot to improve on, but he's a smart kid and he can get there and become like a Virgil van Dijk.
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