Summer Transfer Window 2015: Full List of Deals Struck on Deadline Day

Former England international defender Gary Neville said in 2012 that those sides still scouring the transfer market on the final day of the window are “badly run football clubs.” So perhaps Premier League teams are finally getting the gist of how to conduct their summer business, as Tuesday’s deadline day passed without too much incident to speak of.

There were some big deals that pushed the total spent by Premier League clubs in this window up to a staggering £870 million, per BBC Sport. However, there were few major shocks before Tuesday's cutoff. Certainly no last-day lunges into the market to compare with the signings of Robinho, Dimitar Berbatov or Radamel Falcao in years gone by.

Here’s a look at the business conducted by English and Scottish football’s top-flight sides on September 1 and a reminder of the day’s two most high-profile deals.

Player	Transfer (From - To)	Fee
Matt Jarvis	West Ham - Norwich City	Loan
Tiago Ilori	Liverpool - Aston Villa	Loan
Aaron Lennon	Tottenham - Everton	Undisclosed
Regan Poole	Newport County - Manchester United	Undisclosed
Tomas Andrade	River Plate - Bournemouth	Loan
Nathan Dyer	Swansea - Leicester	Loan
Joe Bennett	Aston Villa - Bournemouth	Loan
Miles Storey	Swindon - Inverness	Loan
Tobi Sho-Silva	Charlton Athletic - Inverness	Loan
Robbie Crawford	Rangers - Alloa Athletic	Loan
Aaron Kuhl	Reading - Dundee United	Loan
Michael Hector	Reading - Chelsea	£4m
Adam Taggart	Fulham - Dundee United	Loan
Victor Ibarbo	Cagliari - Watford	Undisclosed
Adlene Guedioura	Crystal Palace - Watford	Undisclosed
Anthony Martial	Monaco - Manchester United	£36m
DeAndre Yedlin	Tottenham - Sunderland	Loan
Rhys Healey	Cardiff - Dundee	Loan
Michail Antonio	Nottingham Forest - West Ham	Undisclosed
Obbi Oulare	Club Brugge - Watford	Undisclosed
Joleon Lescott	West Brom - Aston Villa	£2m
Virgil van Dijk	Celtic - Southampton	£11.5m
Matija Sarkic	Anderlecht - Aston Villa	Undisclosed
Glenn Murray	Crystal Palace - Bournemouth	£4m
Nikica Jelavic	Hull - West Ham	£3m
Papy Djilobodji	Nantes - Chelsea	£4m
Ryan Christie	Inverness - Celtic	Undisclosed
Victor Moses	Chelsea - West Ham	Loan
Robbie Muirhead	Dundee United - Partick Thistle	Loan
Ramiro Funes Mori	River Plate - Everton	£9.5m
Alex Song	Barcelona - West Ham	Loan
Ola John	Benfica - Reading	Loan
Connor Smith	Watford - Stevenage	Loan
Vadis Odjidja-Ofoe	Norwich - Rotherham	Loan
Tony Andreu	Norwich - Rotherham	Loan
Matej Vydra	Watford - Reading	Loan
Nathaniel Chalobah	Chelsea - Napoli	Loan
Jack Hendry	Partick Thistle - Wigan	Undisclosed
Kieran O'Hara	Man Utd - Morecambe	Loan
Haris Vuckic	Newcastle - Wigan	Loan
Lee Camp	Bournemouth - Rotherham	Free
Carlos de Pena	Nacional - Middlesbrough	Undisclosed
Andy Kellett	Bolton - Wigan	Undisclosed
Michael Smith	Swindon - Barnsley	Loan
Bradley Johnson	Norwich - Derby	Undisclosed
Eoin Doyle	Cardiff - Preston	Loan
Stevie May	Sheffield Wednesday - Preston	Undisclosed
Adama Diomande	Stabaek - Hull	Undisclosed
Jamie Paterson	Nottingham Forest - Huddersfield	Loan
Wes Thomas	Birmingham - Swindon	Loan
Matt Partridge	Dagenham & Redbridge - Newport	Free
Andy Murdoch	Rangers - Cowdenbeath	Loan
Nick Townsend	Birmingham - Barnsley	Undisclosed
Oscar Gobern	QPR - Doncaster	Loan
Ryan Woods	Shrewsbury - Brentford	Undisclosed
Chris O'Grady	Brighton - Nottingham Forest	Loan
Mickey Demetriou	Shrewsbury - Cambridge	Loan
Larnell Cole	Fulham - Shrewsbury	Loan
Lateef Elford-Alliyu	Valletta - Coventry	Free
Islam Feruz	Chelsea - Hibernian	Loan
Eoghan O'Connell	Celtic - Oldham	Loan
Jack Payn	Peterborough - Leyton Orient	Loan
Gabriele Angella	Watford - QPR	Loan
Richard Stearman	Wolves - Fulham	Undisclosed
Nathan Baker	Aston Villa - Bristol City	Loan
Jacob Butterfield	Huddersfield - Derby	Undisclosed
Liam Moore	Leicester - Bristol City	Loan
Jordan Botaka	Excelsior - Leeds	Undisclosed
Luke O'Neill	Burnley - Southend	Free
Nathan Byrne	Swindon - Wolves	Undisclosed
Miguel Layun	Watford - Porto	Loan
Adam Drury	Manchester City - Bristol Rovers	Free

Full list of signings can be found via BBC Sport.

Anthony Martial—Monaco to Manchester United

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There’s no doubting that Manchester United needed to add to their attacking options in the final embers of the window and by signing Anthony Martial they have done exactly that. But there were plenty of eyebrows raised in the build-up to the Red Devils finalising a switch for the former Monaco man.

After all, an initial fee of £36 million is a staggering amount to pay for a 19-year-old, the most ever for a teenage footballer. But as we can see here courtesy of OptaJoe, there are promising early signs when it comes to the player:

Martial has all the attributes to go to the very top of the game. Blessed with searing pace, intelligent movement and a cool head in front of goal, he’s a wonderful player to watch at his best and someone who will add a new dimension to this United team. But as is the case with any teenager, he’s still a bit green.

Bleacher Report’s Sam Tighe took a look at how he’s likely to fare at Old Trafford:

It means that although he’s a marquee capture and although he’ll don the iconic No. 9 jersey, the teenager can’t be relied upon to be a talisman yet. However, given United’s scarcity of attacking options, Martial seems set to play a key role and have a significant impact on the team’s season, as James Robson of the Manchester Evening News noted:

The Frenchman seems like a confident young man, but playing under the bright lights of Old Trafford after such a lucrative transfer brings its own enormous pressures. If he can cope with them and make an impact of sorts this season, Martial will be delighted, but he’s certainly not the man to fire the Red Devils to glory quite yet.

Virgil van Dijk—Celtic to Southampton

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After missing out on Toby Alderweireld to Tottenham Hotspur earlier in the window, Southampton have been on the lookout for a defender and in Virgil van Dijk, they may have pulled off one of the coups of the summer.

The former Celtic man has been the standout performer in Scotland for a while now, with the league often looking a little too easy for him. As Phil McNulty of BBC Sport noted here, the Premier League will be a major step up for the Dutchman:

Van Dijk seems to have what it takes to thrive, though. He’s not only an accomplished distributor of the ball, but a player who is superb at spotting danger and timing tackles. The Dutchman relishes the physical battle too, something he will get plenty of in English football’s unforgiving top flight.

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As an added bonus, the centre-back also chips in with plenty of goals, whether it be via his dangerous free-kicks or attacking set pieces himself. Squawka Football provided Van Dijk's impressive goalscoring figures for Celtic:

Saints needed a defender of his calibre to come in and Ronald Koeman will be delighted to have gotten his compatriot on board. There is likely to be a period of adaptation and Van Dijk will have to adjust his game slightly to cope with some of the best attacking players in the world, but the 24-year-old is a player ready to make the step up in class.