Juan Cuadrado has secured a return to Juventus on a loan deal running until 2019.

Juve will pay a loan fee of €5 million a season, though they have the right to sign the player outright for a total fee of €25 million. A further €4 million is payable in add-on clauses.

Cuadrado's return to Italy has been completed after prolonged talks between Chelsea, Juventus and the player's agent Alessandro Lucci, despite manager Antonio Conte's attempts to convince him to stay at Stamford Bridge.

Tottenham Hotspur won out over Everton to sign Moussa Sissoko on a £30 million ($39.4 million) transfer with Newcastle United.

Rafael Benítez’s Championship side is holding a £31 million profit from a transfer window in which they signed 12 players.

Sissoko cost Newcastle only £1.8 million.

Although Real Madrid, Internazionale, Juventus, Borussia Dortmund, Spurs, Everton, Crystal Palace and West Bromwich expressed interest, no one offered more than £15 million until Wednesday.

Mario Balotelli has completed a permanent transfer from Liverpool to Nice.

Nice have signed the striker on a free transfer to end his two-year stint with Liverpool.

Balotelli returned to AC Milan last season on loan.

Nice recently had 80 percent of the club bought out by Chinese and American investors, with club president Jean-Pierre Rivere believing the club "will scale new peaks and will continue to grow," due to the injection of new resources.

"We are very happy to welcome Mario," Rivere told the club's website. "We hope that at Nice, in a family atmosphere, he'll rediscover his enjoyment of the game."

Isco has confirmed he will stay with Real Madrid as he's refused a loan move to Tottenham Hotspur.

Spurs were lining up a loan with a buy option for Isco.

Isco instead will compete for a starting spot with Casemiro and James Rodriguez.

Georges-Kevin Nkoudou has been bought by Tottenham Hotspur from Marseille for £11 million with Clinton Njie going the other way on a loan.

France under-21 international Nkoudou joined Marseille from Nantes in a £1 million deal last summer and scored five goals in 28 Ligue 1 appearances last season.

Nkoudou is Spurs' third signing of the summer after midfielder Victor Wanyama from Southampton and striker Vincent Janssen from AZ Alkmaar.

Chelsea has agreed to buy David Luiz back from Paris Saint-Germain for $44.6 million.

Luiz was sold two seasons ago in a deal worth £50 million if various add-ons were triggered.

Antonio Conte pivoted to Luiz after they were unable to sign Napoli’s Kalidou Koulibaly or Alessio Romagnoli at Milan.

Jack Wilshere will join Bournemouth on loan and hopes to revive his career under manager Eddie Howe.

Wilshere's decision came after a day of speculation over his future had followed Arsenal's sanctioning of a temporary move.

Wilshere met Bournemouth officials including Howe on Tuesday, and also held a similar meeting with Palace and manager Alan Pardew.

Chelsea are in advanced talks to bring back David Luiz to the club from Paris Saint-Germain.

Luiz was sold two seasons ago in a deal worth £50 million if various add-ons were triggered.

Antonio Conte pivoted to Luiz after they were unable to sign Napoli’s Kalidou Kouliably or Alessio Romagnoli at Milan.

An initial offer worth £30 million was quickly rejected by PSG, who were initially adamant the player would not be sold in this window. Yet that stance has since softened as the deadline approaches. PSG is seeking £38 million from Chelsea for Luiz.

Certain highly paid Premier League players who don't fit a manager's plans have begun to have difficulty leaving.

Bastian Schweinsteiger and Joe Hart fell out of favor with Jose Mourinho and Pep Guardiola respectively but each make more than £200,000 per week.

“There are a handful of teams in the Premier League who are under a lot of pressure to buy players,” said José María Cruz, the chief executive of the Spanish team Sevilla. “They pay a lot of money, and so they need an immediate return on that investment: They need the players to perform straightaway.

“If they do not, they are already looking for a replacement after three or six months. But trying to offload the players who are no longer wanted is very complicated because the salaries are so high. They are not realistic for most clubs in Europe.”

“They are paying crazy wages for mediocre players,” Christian Heidel, the longtime sporting director at German club Mainz, who is now with Schalke, said before he changed teams last year.

“They will struggle to get rid of those players in the future. They buy more players every year, and the squads will become too big. They will end up spending more on redundancies than they do on transfers.”

Sergio Agüero has been charged with violent misconduct and will miss the derby with Manchester United if found guilty.

Aguero appeared to elbow Winston Reid late in the match.

“Off the ball incidents which are not seen at the time by the match officials are referred to a panel of three former elite match officials. Each panel member will review the video footage independently of one another to determine whether they consider it a sending-off offence.”

The statement added: “For retrospective action to be taken, and an FA charge to follow, the decision of the panel must be unanimous.”