It's been quite the summer transfer window so far for Brighton and Hove Albion.
The likes of Joao Pedro, Simon Adingra and Pervis Estupinan all left, while Diego Coppola, Olivier Boscagli, Stefanos Tzimas, Charalmapos Kostoulas and Tommy Watson arrived.
We have seen speculation as Manchester United tried to unsettle Carlos Baleba, Newcastle United pushed for Jan Paul Hecke and Bayern Munich for Kaoru Mitoma was a lingering threat.
Deadline day then delivered a few unexpected twists for Facundo Buonanotte, Matt O'Riley, Igor Julio and Julio Enciso.
Here's everything that happened on the final day of summer trading, including some fun and games with Brighton's old friends Crystal Palace and a late move for Liverpool’s Joe Gomez.
5. Igor Julio - West Ham (pending)
Here's a funny one... The Brazilian was widely expected to leave this window. Real Sociedad were favourites but the deal with the Spaniards fell through. Wolves, Everton and Leeds were then all said to be keen until West Ham made their move on deadline day. Crystal Palace then apparently agreed everything with Brighton before Igor then backed away from Selhurst Park and said he wanted the Hammers. All good fun, nothing confirmed and we await the next instalment. Photo: JOE KLAMAR
6. Julio Enciso - Strasbourg
The Paraguay playmakers on/off move to the Chelsea Group, which includes Strasbourg, finally went through on deadline day. There were complications on his medical but in the end, all parties seemed satisfied. It's a permanent deal and the fee is for a reported £13.8m. Photo: DANIEL DUARTE
7. Joe Gomez - no deal
Brighton pushed late to sign Liverpool defender Joe Gomez. It was thought to be on an initial loan but an agreement could not be reached. The 28-year-old would have been a fine addition for Brighton and his ability to play at right back would certainly help the Seagulls. Reports state he has since signed a new two-year deal at Liverpool. Shame! Photo: Andrew Powell
8. Jeremy Sarmiento - Cremonese
The 22-year-old winger has joined Serie A side Cremonese on loan for the season, with an obligation to buy. Sarmiento has had recent loans at Ipswich, Burnley and West Brom. Technical director David Weir said, “This gives Jeremy a great opportunity to play regularly. We wish him well in Italy for the season ahead and will be watching his progress with interest.” Photo: Alex Livesey