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Transfer Deadline Day

DONE DEAL: Liverpool have completed the signing of Paris Saint-Germain defender Mamadou Sakho. (Source: @LFC)

Crystal Palace are closing in on a deal to sign defender Adrian Mariappa from Reading. (Source: SkySports)

Spanish reports suggest Mesut Özil has turned down a move to Arsenal as offer wasn't good enough. Clubs have agreed a fee. (Source: MARCA)

Paris Saint-Germain have given up hope of signing Mesut Özil from Real Madrid, leaving him free to join Arsenal. (Source: L'Équipe)

DONE DEAL: AC Milan have confirmed that Kaka is to rejoin the club from Real Madrid on a 2-year deal. (Source: SkySports)

By: Salman Femi Ahmed

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