Alexis Sanchez, Diego Costa and Philippe Coutinho could all seal big-money moves on what promises to be a dramatic final day of the Premier League transfer window.

We look at who has done what so far in the summer market, and who is still looking.

Manchester United Legends and their Barcelona counterparts will commemorate the recent terror attacks in both cities when they meet at Old Trafford this weekend.

The midfielder, 27, is a transfer target for Chelsea.

Keane has claimed former teammate Ryan Giggs would be worth £2billion in today's "mind-boggling" transfer market.

“If I ended up playing in a World Cup, all this hard work would be worthwhile.”

"He has been in huge demand this summer having shown his qualities in the Premier League."

West Brom have rejected a second bid from Leicester for defender Jonny Evans.

Manchester United hold the only 100% record, Tottenham and Arsenal both endured familiar frustrations, while West Ham, Bournemouth and Crystal Palace all lost again.

Substitute Peter Crouch took advantage of a terrible defensive mix-up to earn Stoke a 1-1 Premier League draw at West Brom.

Cesc Fabregas and Alvaro Morata were on target as Chelsea showed their Premier League pedigree by swatting aside Everton.

Bryan Robson believes Manchester United are in their best place to challenge for the Premier League crown since Sir Alex Ferguson retired.

Liverpool will officially unveil the newly-named Kenny Dalglish Stand at the home match against Manchester United on October 14.

If Martin O’Neill was seeking encouragement about the talent pool for the next campaign, the Ireland manager should have received some assurance from the display of the next generation.

Harry Kane fired England to next summer's World Cup but his last-gasp winner cannot paper over the cracks after Gareth Southgate's men limped to victory against limited Slovenia.

Manchester United-supporting golf star Rory McIlroy admits he is no fan of Roy Keane as the former Republic of Ireland midfielder snubbed his boyhood request for an autograph.

Jose Mourinho has had a road named after him in his hometown of Setubal in Portugal.

Facebook's head of sports has refused to rule out a bid for Premier League broadcast rights as speculation mounts that the online giant is set to enter the English football market.

Premier League clubs have failed to agree on a plan to change the way they share income from the top flight's overseas broadcasting deals.

"I was like I want to get in but I don't know how to and I threw... peeew... just threw it."