Deadline Day Transfers: Full List of Deals Struck on Final Day of Summer 2014

The Premier League summer transfer deadline passed on Monday evening, with Radamel Falcao's move to Manchester United the undoubted headline-grabber as England's giants scrambled to reinforce their squad.

In the end, the top flight smashed its previous record spend with a total of more than £850 million being forked out in fees this summer, some clubs inordinately more active than others.

Read on for a breakdown of all the deals to have been concluded on deadline day, along with a selection of the best value-for-money investments.

Player	To	From	Fee
Radamel Falcao	Manchester United	Monaco	Season-Long Loan
Michael Keane	Burnley	Manchester United	Season-Long Loan
Nick Powell	Leicester City	Manchester United	Season-Long Loan
Danny Welbeck	Arsenal	Manchester United	£16 million
Hatem Ben Arfa	Hull City	Newcastle United	Season-Long Loan
Tom Lawrence	Leicester City	Manchester United	£1 million
Sadio Mane	Southampton	Red Bull Salzburg	£10 million
Kevin Doyle	Crystal Palace	Wolves	Season-Long Loan
Krisztian Adorjan	Novara	Liverpool	Undisclosed
Toby Alderweireld	Southampton	Atletico Madrid	Season-Long Loan
Morgan Amalfitano	West Ham United	Marseille	£2 million
Niko Kranjcar	Queens Park Rangers	Dynamo Kiev	Season-Long Loan
Alvaro Negredo	Valencia	Manchester City	Season-Long Loan
Oussama Assaidi	Stoke City	Liverpool	Season-Long Loan
Gaston Ramirez	Hull City		Season-Long Loan
Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa	Roma	Newcastle United	Season-Long Loan
Sandro	Queens Park Rangers	Tottenham	£6 million
Micah Richards	Fiorentina	Manchester City	Season-Long Loan
James McArthur	Crystal Palace	Wigan Athletic	£7 million
Ryo Miyaichi	FC Twente	Arsenal	Season-Long Loan
Ezekiel Fryers	Crystal Palace	Tottenham	£3 million
Kris Scott	Leicester City	Swansea City	Free
Daley Blind	Manchester United	Ajax	£13.8 million
Ricardo Alvarez	Sunderland	Inter	Season-Long Loan
Mohamed Diame	Hull City	West Ham United	£3.5 million
Sebastian Coates	Sunderland	Liverpool	Season-Long Loan
Lewis Holtby	Hamburg	Tottenham	Season-Long Loan
Abel Hernandez	Hull City	Palermo	£9.5 million
Javier Hernandez	Real Madrid	Manchester United	Season-Long Loan
Brian Lenihan	Hull City	Cork City	Undisclosed
Karim El Ahmadi	Feyenoord	Aston Villa	Undisclosed
George Boyd	Burnley	Hull City	£3 million
Modou Barrow	Swansea City	Ostersunds FK	Undisclosed
Modibo Diakite	Free Agency	Sunderland	Released
Tomislav Gomelt	Bari	Tottenham	Season-Long Loan
Souleymane Coulibaly	Bari	Tottenham	Season-Long Loan
Marco van Ginkel	Milan	Chelsea	Season-Long Loan
Benjamin Stambouli	Tottenham	Montpellier	£4 million
Nathaniel Chalobah	Burnley	Chelsea	Season-Long Loan
Valentin Roberge	Reims	Sunderland	Season-Long Loan
Jose Canas	Espanyol	Swansea City	Contract terminated

For a full view of the deadline day transfers, visit Sky Sports.

Best Deadline Day Moves

Benjamin Stambouli, Montpellier to Tottenham

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There wasn't much to speak of in terms of superstar movement at White Hart Lane this summer, but Tottenham's sense for market value was as strong as ever, particularly in signing Benjamin Stambouli for only £4 million.

As Goal.com's Ligue 1 writer Robin Bairner attests, the 24-year-old will prove his worth to be far more than that sum, WhoScored.com supplying reason as to why:

Mauricio Pochettino may not have been able to land Morgan Schneiderlin from former club Southampton, but at a fraction of the cost, he's got a talent with the potential to show just as much promise.

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Lewis Holtby heading on loan to Hamburg frees up space in Spurs' central midfield, and Sandro's switch to QPR leaves room for another tough-tackling anchor to come in.

Stambouli has a touch more elegance to his game than both those players, and Montpellier will be sorry not to have been able to demand a bigger sum.

Daley Blind, Ajax to Manchester United

Recently named Dutch Footballer of the Year, it's been a whirlwind 12 months for Daley Blind, his World Cup summer coming to a head with a £13.8 million move to Manchester United.

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Blind's acquisition is partly so valuable because of his malleability, able to fill in at left-back, central midfield or as a wing-back, which fits in perfectly with the 3-5-2 system Louis van Gaal is hoping to see progress.

The official Premier League Twitter account quotes the player expressing how happy he is to rejoin his former national team coach, a relationship that promises to benefit both player and manager in the long run:

Despite his versatility, Blind can very much be a specialist in those roles played, as Squawka shows with his success in midfield last season:

All things considered and with his World Cup hype in full flow, the figure paid for Blind will prove extremely smart, his combination of strong physical foundations combined with finer nuances set to play a major part in United's campaign.

Radamel Falcao, Monaco to Manchester United

The finances involved run far deeper than fees alone, but all things considered, £6 million is a terrific figure at which to get Radamel Falcao's services for an entire season.

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According to The Telegraph's Mark Ogden, wages of £265,000 per week push the entire cost of the transfer up to roughly £20 million for the season, but salary is a statistic that often fluctuates matters needlessly.

The £16 million departure of Danny Welbeck to Arsenal and Javier Hernandez's loan to Real Madrid make sure that there's room for Falcao in Van Gaal's attack, Norwegian pundit Jan Aage Fjortoft spelling out the value of the deal in no uncertain terms:

And that's a truth to the matter; whether required at the club or not, United saw a good deal for Falcao and took it, their goal count sure to soar as a result. Not many strikers can offer the same certainties.