Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United are the winners of the final day of the season, with Jadon Sancho and Raheem Sterling leading the highest-grossing arrivals

Transfer deadline day did not disappoint as three of the Premier League's biggest clubs completed last-minute deals.

This meant spending in the top flight of English football exceeded £1.8bn during the summer period.

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Arsenal managed to complete the signing of Raheem Sterling in a season loan contract from Chelsea.

It means a reunion with Mikel Arteta with whom he worked with great success during his time at Manchester City, a period in which Sterling recorded 53 goal involvements in their final season together.

The Gunners also completed a loan deal for Bournemouth goalkeeper Neto, while allowing Aaron Ramsdale to complete £25m move to Southampton and see Eddie Nketiah join Crystal Palace for a fee of £30m.

They also allowed Reiss Nelson to join London neighbours Fulham on a season-long loan deal.

While Chelsea allowed Sterling to join one of their rivals, the Blues completed a surprise deal to sign Jadon Sancho from Manchester United.

The winger moves to Stamford Bridge on a season-long loan deal with an obligation to make the transfer permanent for £25million next summer.

Chelsea They came close to being the big winners on the final day of the deadline but were denied a sensational deal to sign Victor Osimhen from Napoli.

The prolific striker has been heavily linked with a potential move to west London but with no deal in place with the Blues or any club in Saudi Arabia, he looks set to return to Napoli, where he is currently excluded from the first team.

The biggest deal involving a Premier League side on the final day of the transfer window was Manchester United, who completed the signing of Manuel Ugarte from Paris Saint-Germain for £50.5m.

The midfielder arrives at the club to offer stability in defensive midfield, replacing Scott McTominay, with the Scotland international joining Napoli in a deal worth £27.5million.

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It was an exit that left Erik ten Hag feeling devastated, with the Dutch boss admitting the move was sanctioned taking into account the Profit and Sustainability Rules.

As well as signing Nketiah from Arsenal, Crystal Palace were among the most active clubs, having signed Maxence Lacroix from Wolfsburg for a fee of £21m and Trevoh Chalobah on a loan deal from Chelsea.

They also allowed Odsonne Edouard to join newly promoted Leicester on a season-long loan.

Elsewhere, West Ham signed Carlos Soler on loan from Paris Saint-Germain, Nottingham Forest completed a loan deal to sign James Ward-Prowse, while Everton completed a late move to sign Armando Broja.

The Chelsea striker has moved to Goodison Park on a season-long loan deal with the option to make it permanent for £30m.

In terms of outgoings, Billy Gilmour left Brighton to join Napoli in a deal worth £13.5m.

Meanwhile Ivan Toney signed his deal to join Saudi Arabian side Al Ahli for a fee of £40m.

The deal will see the former Brentford striker pocket £50m on the three-year contract he has signed.

Away from the Premier League, Birmingham City completed a stunning deal for Fulham's Jay Stansfield.

The deal, which could cost up to £20m, is a record transfer for a League One side.