This time it affects Nottingham Forest as Serge Aurier's proposed move to Galatasaray has fallen through over issues surrounding payment terms.

And finally it is announced that Armando Broja has joined Fulham for the remainder of the season on loan from Chelsea.

Mail Sport earlier revealed that the Cottagers will pay £750,000 to loan Broja but the fee could rise up to £4m.

Mauricio Pochettino wanted three players in the January transfer window but failed to bring in any of them, Sami Mokbel has revealed on It's All Kicking Off.

The Blues showed on Wednesday that they are still some way off the top teams in the Premier League, losing 4-1 to Liverpool at Anfield as they clung onto their place in the top half of the table ahead of Wolves' game against Manchester United.

Mokbel, meanwhile, has revealed that Mauricio Pochettino had his sights set on strengthening three positions in the January window but failed to bring in a single player in the month.

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Speaking to Fulham's official website, the striker said;

It feels amazing. I'm really happy to be here and I can't wait to get started, meet the players and manager and play for the fans.
The fans always play a big role and I can't wait to go to Craven Cottage and meet them all. I'm going to work hard for the team and create a real bond.
I'm really honoured and excited to be here.'

And this is Lyon's take on the matter as per Mail Sport's Kieran Gill.

Safe to say, they're not best pleased, accusing the Hammers of 'incomprehensible behaviour,' adding that it 'demonstrates a deep lack of respect'.

Lyon are also set to appeal.

Tottenham youngster Alejo Veliz has joined Sevilla for the remainder of the 2023-24 season.

The 20-year-old has made eight appearances since joining the club in August, but he has gone out on search of regular first-team football.

And there's our first one post 11pm as Nottingham Forest have confirmed the signing of Belgian keeper Matz Sels from Strasbourg in a deal worth around £5.5m.

Forest failed in their attempts to sign Liverpool's Caoimhin Kelleher and Sam Johnstone from Crystal Palace, but they have been able to land a keeper in the nick of time

What has been a fairly peaceful and quiet January transfer window appears to have ended with a bang and this is an issue which could drag on.

Lyon's full statement reads: 'Olympique Lyonnais were delighted to welcome Saïd Benrahma to Lyon on Thursday to finalise his transfer from West Ham. The two clubs had signed a temporary transfer agreement, and Olympique Lyonnais had obtained approval from the DNCG to allow the transfer to proceed smoothly and transparently.

'However, at the beginning of the evening, while Olympique Lyonnais had entered all the administrative data on FIFA's dedicated platform (FIFA TMS), West Ham had never launched any technical procedure on its part, despite repeated reminders from OL and continuous mutual telephone communication.

'In the absence of this reciprocal action on the part of the English club and following this incomprehensible behaviour, which raises questions, the international transfer certificate could not be requested before the closing time.

'Olympique Lyonnais deeply regrets this situation and this decision, demonstrating a profound lack of respect on the part of West Ham towards the institution and the player.

'The club reserves the right to take all appropriate steps necessary to validate the transaction at a later date, and to hold West Ham accountable if necessary.'

In a statement the Hammers have confirmed that the deal with Lyon for Behrahma fell through but have not given the reason as to how it happened.

Their statement reads;

West Ham United can confirm that the Deadline Day deal for Saïd Benrahma to join Olympique Lyonnais was not concluded ahead of the deadline, with a deal unable to be completed before 11pm