Transfer: Manchester United, Chelsea and other busy EPLClubs on Deadline Day

Premier League

Anthony Martial made a move Monaco to Manchester United (£36m)

Chelsea splashed (£2.7m) on Nantes' Papy Djilobodji

Virgil Van Djik switched from Celtic to Southampton (£11.5m)

Ramiro Funes Mori - River Plate to Everton (£9.5m)

Michail Antonio - Nottingham Forest to West Ham (£7m)

Glenn Murray-  Crystal Palace to Bournemouth (£4m)

Nikica Jelavic - Hull City to West Ham (£2m, rising to £3m)

Joleon Lescott moved from West Brom to Aston Villa (£2m)

Regan Poole - Newport County to Manchester United (£100,000 rising to £500,000)

Aaron Lennon - Tottenham to Everton (undisclosed)

Michael Hector - Reading to Chelsea (undisclosed)

Obbi Oulare - Club Brugge to Watford (undisclosed)

Adlene Guediora - Crystal Palace to Watford (undisclosed)

Matija Sarkic - Anderlecht to Aston Villa (undisclosed)

DeAndre Yedlin - Tottenham to Sunderland (season loan)

Victor Ibarbo - Roma to Watford (season loan)

Alex Song - Barcelona to West Ham (season loan)

Victor Moses - Chelsea to West Ham (season loan)

Nathan Dyer - Swansea City to Leicester City (season loan)

Tiago Ilori - Liverpool to Aston Villa (season loan)

Matt Jarvis - West Ham to Norwich City (season loan)

Tomas Andrade - River Plate to Bournemouth (season loan)

Joe Bennett - Aston Villa to Bournemouth (loan until January)

Miguel Layun - Watford to Porto (season loan)

Olivier Kemen - Newcastle to Lyon (undisclosed)

Sam Westley - West Ham to VVV Venlo (season loan)

Dwight Tiendalli - released by Swansea City

Source: Skysports

Scholes believes Manchester United is missing Danny Welbeck

England forward Danny Welbeck was considered surplus to requirement by manager Louis Van Gaal and was sold to rival club Arsenal football club, but Paul Scholes sees the move as one which United will pay for.

Welbeck faces his former club for the first time since he left and would be ready to play his heart out on Saturday.

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Dailymail quotes Scholes in the Evening Standard, 'In terms of United, they miss the energy that Danny once gave them in attack.

''My view has not changed: he should not have been sold and recently I have felt that United have looked a bit pedestrian going forward. As a United fan I am a little concerned for them going into Saturday’s game.

''Aside from Michael Carrick at his very best, United lack a central midfielder capable of linking play and getting the best out of their forwards. 

 

''They need that individual who can pass the ball forward, play one-twos and bring the strikers into the game. That kind of playmaker – a Cesc Fabregas, Luka Modric or Toni Kroos – is vital to any side. They are the brains of the team and without them the forwards can struggle.

''Much will be made of Danny Welbeck’s first game against the club at which he grew up. The immediate assumption will be that Danny is nurturing some grievance against United at being sold and will want to prove a point. 

''I don’t see it that way. Danny will want to play well because he would want to anyway, regardless of the opposition, and from what I see and hear he is very happy at Arsenal and with his move to London.''

Arsenal offer Theo Walcott new Contract Papers

Theo Walcott is set to pen down a new deal with Arsenal which will see him stay put at the Emirates for another 2-years.

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The England international recently returned from an injury that kept him out for over 10 months, playing his first game in saturday's 3-0 victory over Burnley by the Gunners.

The player's current deal expires at the end of this season and the Gunners are keen to have their the 25-year old remain in their fold.

"We are starting to sit down with him," manager Arsene Wenger said.

"I think he has one and a half years to go on his contract in December and it is never an easy job with him, you know."

Since joining Arsenal as a teenager from Southampton in 2006, Walcott has scored 45 goals in 195 league appearances and has established himself as a key man for both club and country.

"Will he be at his peak in the next few years? He should be, yes," Wenger said.

"He is 25. It is the best years now so hopefully we can profit from that."