The transfer window officially closed at 11pm on Tuesday night, with well over £2.5bn spent across the Premier League over the course of the summer.
But, as usual, Deadline Day was hectic, and some deals spilled over past that 11pm deadline, meaning there were a number of deal sheets handed in and a number of deals confirmed after the window officially closed.
GIVEMESPORT has compiled a list of all the Premier League deals that were completed late around the deadline, or after it, in case you decided to have an early night on Tuesday...
Enzo Fernandez
Chelsea to Manchester City - £125m (British record)
Chelsea and Man City agreed a stunning joint-British record £125m deal for Argentina international Enzo Fernandez on Tuesday afternoon, after a summer of speculation surrounding his future.
A deal wasn't quite done before the 11pm deadline, but after a deal sheet was submitted, everything went through, and the midfielder has been reunited with Enzo Maresca at the Etihad Stadium.
Tosin Adarabioyo
Chelsea to Tottenham Hotspur - £12m
Tottenham Hotspur were in the market to add another defender to their squad after Kevin Danso departed for Sunderland on loan with an obligation to buy, and that led them to Stamford Bridge.
Tosin has joined the club, alongside Blues teammate Mykhailo Mudryk, in a deal worth an initial £10m with add-ons taking the price up to around £12m. He will now compete with Micky Van de Ven, Marcos Senesi, and Jan Paul van Hecke for a starting spot in north London.
Malick Fofana
Lyon to Sunderland - £30.8m
One of the craziest transfer sagas in Deadline Day history, Fofana has finally completed a move to Sunderland after a day of U-turns.
The Black Cats agreed a deal to sign him early on Tuesday morning, before Crystal Palace entered the race and hijacked the deal, convincing the player to move to London instead. Sunderland then worked hard to convince him and managed to change his mind, before the player underwent medicals for both clubs at the same time while he made a decision.
Ultimately, the Belgian gave the green light to Sunderland, and has completed a move to the Stadium of Light on a long-term contract.
Ben Chilwell
Strasbourg to Crystal Palace - Free
Crystal Palace were one of the busiest clubs of the day, and they have completed a deal for former left-back Ben Chilwell to return to Selhurst Park on a free transfer.
The ex-Chelsea star was part of the FA Cup-winning squad, and now returns to compete with Tyrick Mitchell for a starting spot on the left of Pierre Sage's side once again.
Jack Grealish
Man City to Everton - Loan
After a summer of speculation, Jack Grealish has completed a return to the Hill Dickinson Stadium on a season-long loan deal from Manchester City.
The England international spent last season on loan with Everton, but his campaign ended early due to a foot injury in January. Now, he has returned despite interest from other Premier League clubs.
Jean-Matteo Bahoya
Eintracht Frankfurt to Leeds United - Loan
Leeds United made a late move to bring in Jean-Matteo Bahoya from Eintracht Frankfurt on Deadline Day to replace Wilfried Gnonto, who has joined Fiorentina, and agreed a loan with an obligation to buy for around £25m next summer.
A deal sheet was submitted for the French forward as a result of the late nature of the deal, but he has now completed his move to Elland Road, and will be part of Daniel Farke's squad for the season.
Dario Osorio
FC Midtjylland to Crystal Palace - Loan
Palace were keen to strengthen their attacking options, and after missing out on a move for Fofana, the Eagles instead made a move for Chilean forward Dario Osorio.
A loan deal with an obligation to buy worth £27.4m was agreed, and the 22-year-old has put pen-to-paper on a contract at Selhurst Park, in a deal that makes him the most expensive sale in Danish football history.
Ainsley Maitland-Niles
Lyon to Everton - £5m
Everton have been looking for a new right-back all summer after allowing Seamus Coleman to leave at the end of his contract, and after assessing a number of options throughout the window, they have settled on a long-term target.
Maitland-Niles has joined from French side Lyon in a deal worth around £5m, with the former Arsenal star's ability to play in both full-back positions and in midfield a huge plus point for the Toffees.
Femi Azeez
Millwall to Brighton - £12.5m
After having several bids rejected by Millwall, Brighton were finally able to agree a deal worth an initial £12.5m for playmaker Femi Azeez on Deadline Day, and completed a move for the Nigeria international.
Chema Andres
VFB Stuttgart to Brighton - £15.5m
One of the most exciting defensive midfielders around, Brighton have pulled the trigger to bring Chema Andres to the Premier League in a bargain £15.5m deal.
Described as 'baby Rodri', the Spaniard has joined as a replacement for Carlos Baleba, and will compete to be part of Fabian Hurzeler's squad for the upcoming season, as the 21-year-old looks to make a name for himself in England's top-flight.
Quentin Timber
Marseille to Crystal Palace - £17m
Palace were looking to strengthen their midfield positions for much of the window, and the club were finally able to secure a deal for a long-term target in Quentin Timber.
Timber, who is the brother of Arsenal star Jurrien, was allowed to leave Marseille as the French club looked to raise funds before the deadline, and the Eagles secured a £17m deal to bring him in for Pierre Sage.
Juan Riquelme Angulo
Independiente del Valle to Sunderland - £5m
Sunderland announced very late in the day - the early hours of the next morning to be fair, that they had completed the signing of the highly-rated 18-year-old Ecuadorian striker.
The Black Cats beat off intense competition to sign the frontman, who stands at 6ft 4ins tall. The teenager put pen to paper on a five-year deal with the club.