Deadline day: The most important transfers at a glance

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Two more players have left Tottenham. Bryan gil is loaned to Valencia and Giovanni Lo Celso to Villareal. Manchester United's Donny van de Beek However, he goes on loan to Everton FC. Old master Goran Pandev leaves Serie A and goes to Parma in Serie B.

Former Ajax midfielder Donny van de Beek is joining Everton on a loan basis. © APA/afp / GLYN KIRK

Tottenham Hotspur fishing at Juventus: Rodrigo Bentancur and Dejan Kulusevski move to coach Antonio Conte's club. While Bentancur is signed permanently, Kulusevski comes on loan until 2023. The Spurs will pay 19 million euros for the Uruguayan midfielder plus 6 million euros in possible bonuses. Kulusevski's transfer could result in a larger fee. An initial amount of 2023 million euros is due for the loan until the summer of 10. The Londoners have also secured a purchase option worth 35 million euros, which can turn into an obligation to purchase depending on success. Aaron Ramsey has moved to Glasgow Rangers on loan from Juventus. The midfielder signed with the traditional Scottish club until the end of the season. He has made a total of 2019 appearances for Juventus since his move in 83.

Juventus has with us Denis Zakaria brought in a new midfielder. The 25-year-old Swiss comes to Turin from Borussia Mönchengladbach for 5 million euros. Bonus payments could add another 3 million. Zakaria's contract in Gladbach would have expired in the summer.

Gladbach's Denis Zakaria moves to Juventus. © ANSA / Alessandro Di Marco

Tottenham's midfielder Tanguy Ndombele returns to Olympique Lyon on loan. In the summer, the French have a purchase option worth around 60 million euros.

Christian Eriksen As expected, has joined Premier League promoted Brentford. A good six months after his cardiac arrest at the European Championships, the midfielder is back in professional football. The 29-year-old midfielder has signed a contract with the “Bees” until the end of the season. At table 14th. Eriksen meets many Danish teammates and also a head coach from his home country.

Christian Eriksen has signed for Brentford. © APA/afp / JONATHAN NACKSTRAND

The former England team player Frank Lampard The Liverpool club announced on Monday that he is now training for relegation-threatened Premier League club Everton FC. The 43-year-old, who was previously employed as a coach at Derby County and at Chelsea FC just over a year ago, signed a contract until 2024.

The Dutch European Championship driver Wout Weghorst moves to relegation-threatened English Premier League club FC Burnley. One day before the last day of the transfer period on Monday, Wolfsburg already had a replacement for the 29-year-old striker Max Kruse signed by league rivals 1. FC Union Berlin . In three and a half years in Wolfsburg, Weghorst scored 118 goals in 59 Bundesliga games for VfL. Burnley will pay around 14,5 million euros to Lower Saxony.

But it's not just Kruse who comes as Weghorst's replacement: the Dane too Jonas wind becomes a wolf. The 1,90 meter tall striker comes from FC Copenhagen for 12 million euros. The 22-year-old signs a contract until 2026. Midfielder Joshua Guilavogui However, he is on loan from Wolfsburg to Girondins Bordeaux. Bayern Munich, on the other hand, has the 18-year-old central defender talent Bright Arrey-Over awarded to 1. FC Cologne.

Ex-Juventus defender Martin Cacares has left Serie A. The 34-year-old Uruguayan is moving from Cagliari to UD Levante in the Spanish league on a free transfer. Juventus has its Romanian central defender talent Radu Dragusin Loaned to bottom of the table Salernitana. Aubameyang shortly before substitution Arsenal want their former captain Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang Get rid of. The Gabonese is on his way to undergo a medical at FC Barcelona. It's about a loan until the end of the season.

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Deadline day: The most important transfers at a glance

The transfer window closes in the top European leagues on Monday. SportNews presents the most important deals of deadline day.

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