​See the biggest deals on Deadline Day in EuropePhew!September 1 was, as expected, INTENSE in the transfer market.Clubs from Europe’s top five leagues only had until this Tuesday to bring in more signings.Now they’ll only be able to sign players next year…And a lot of people were splashing the cash “at the 90th minute.”Special mention to Manchester City — who were already spending big!The window is still open in other relevant leagues. Cases include: the Netherlands (September 2), Qatar (September 3), Turkey and Ukraine (September 4), Russia (September 10), Portugal (September 15), the United Arab Emirates (September 28) and Saudi Arabia (October 12). Check below for the main deals that were OFFICIALLY completed this Tuesday. 🤑 A lot of money involved…Enzo Fernández (M) Chelsea ➡️ Manchester City – 145 million poundsOne of the biggest transfer sagas was only wrapped up in the final minutes of the window.City had already signed Bouaddi for 95 million euros, but did not give up on Chelsea’s then first-choice starter. Ndiaye (F)Everton ➡️  Manchester City – 66 million eurosFormer Palmeiras man Allan may not have an easy time earning minutes at City after the arrival of Everton’s then winger. Matias Fernandez-Pardo (F)Lille ➡️ Newcastle – 60 million eurosHe became a Newcastle attraction after a season of eight goals and six assists. He is seen as a future starter for the Belgium national team. Mbaye (F)PSG ➡️ Aston Villa – 55 million eurosLiverpool were the first to show interest, but focused on another then-PSG forward (Barcola). Mbaye arrives as a major bet for the team that underwent an intense rebuild for 26/27.Guéla Doué (F)Strasbourg ➡️ Leverkusen – 30 million eurosDésiré Doué’s older brother arrives with the mission of taking a “new step” in his career. Moussa Diaby (F)Al-Ittihad ➡️ Leverkusen – 28 million eurosDiaby had great seasons in a Leverkusen shirt.He was transferred to Aston Villa in 2023 and then had a spell in Saudi Arabia.And now he is back at the club where he shone the brightest.Leverkusen drew attention throughout the window as a whole, having made five signings worth at least 23 million euros. Loans 🔁Nick Woltemade (F)Newcastle ➡️ Juventus – Loan for 3.6 millionAfter failing to deliver as expected in England, the German forward will have a chance to get back on track in Italy.Ethan Nwaneri (F)Arsenal ➡️ Dortmund – Loan with no fee disclosedBVB had to go into the market after promising youngster Giannis Konstantelias suffered a serious injury.Nwaneri had already been loaned by the Gunners to Marseille in the first half of this year. He will have another chance to seek more minutes.  Jack Grealish (F)Manchester City ➡️ Everton – Loan with no fee disclosedHe will spend another season playing for the Liverpool club.Grealish had a good start with the Toffees, but his 25/26 campaign was hampered by an injury.He returned to Manchester and even played