Follow all the twists and turns of deadline daypublished at 07:08 BST
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Tuesday is the final chance of the summer for your Premier League team to do transfer business.
The window closes at 23:00 BST, so teams - and fans - could be in for a late-night transfer scramble.
It has already been a busy window, but whether it turns out to be a day of transfer action or a pretty quiet one for your club, you will be able to keep across it all on BBC Sport.
'Camara as the top priority' - Forest fans on transfer hopespublished at 18:24 BST 31 August
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We asked you what transfer business Nottingham Forest still need to complete before Tuesday's 23:00 BST deadline.
Here are some of your comments:
Gary: Forest need a central midfielder, preferably Lamine Camara as the top priority. Still worried we'll lack creativity so, as much as I'd like the attacking players who arrived last year to be given a chance, I think a move for Harvey Elliott to play 10 alongside Morgan Gibbs-White would be good to help break down low blocks. Goals still worry me, as does goalkeeper back-up.
Scott: We need another central midfielder. Let Dominguez, Jesus and Ndoye go.
Matt: Wood should be sold with one year left and no likelihood of an extension. He's slowed considerably and hasn't adjusted his game to compensate. Sell Sels. Data surely shows his distribution just creates more pressure and his positioning at set-pieces is poor. We need a central midfielder. If Wood is sold, we must buy another striker - Suarez from Sporting to play alongside or just just behind Delap.
Kris: We still lack power and drive in the engine room and, without Gibbs-White, we have no creativity. I'd argue we need another striker on top of Delap. Wood is looking his age now and both Kali and Jesus won't get enough goals for us.
Peter: You can never know for certain if Forest has learnt from its past mistakes but this transfer window seems to have been well thought out and planned. It helped that we sold Anderson early on so knew what funds we had. I think that we are stronger all round but it'll take time before Glasner gets us to click.
Stephen: Fingers crossed Alvarez gets his move to Barcelona so we can hopefully get the Suarez deal done. Need a couple of wide players too to cover players being sold or loaned out.
'This is a winning club' - Munoz on joining Forestpublished at 13:35 BST 31 August
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Daniel Munoz has said the mentality and expectation at Nottingham Forest makes the club special as his transfer from Crystal Palace was confirmed.
The Colombia defender, who has signed a three-year deal at the City Ground, will link back up with former Eagles boss Oliver Glasner.
Munoz, 30, said: "I'm really excited because I can see so much talent. Forest are a team with great players, great qualities and great skills on the pitch.
"I can't wait to get out there so I can help my new team-mates and I think we're going to do great things.
"The first thing is that this is a winning club. I think that when this is the expectation, the mentality - both for the management and the technical team, and for the players - it makes it special.
"It is a club that's fought hard in recent years, it has competed hard, got to the semi-finals of the Europa League - and I think there are even greater objectives for the future. This is what I like about Forest and that's why I decided to come here."
With Munoz's signing confirmed, what business - both incomings and outgoings - do you think Forest still need to do before Tuesday's transfer deadline?
Nigel: We see the lack of quality passing in the last third of the pitch in every game. It's too late now, of course, but Liverpool should have offered Trent the world and a statue next to Shankly if he had stayed. We miss him more than any other player who has left.
Adnan: They do not look and feel like a Liverpool side. Previous generations oozed Liverpool blood - remember, guys, who you play for and where you play. Jurgen knew and hence his players knew.
Ben: An improvement on the two home games against Forest under Slot, but a lot of work to do. Tsimikas should be the first-choice left-back as Kerkez is still not up to the job, and another right-back is needed so we stop playing Szobozslai there.
Marilyn: Not a foot-on-the-gas start at Anfield, but I saw little flashes of possibilities! The new guys are full of running, but passes going astray. Isak not positive enough. Rio too easily tackled still. Hope the jigsaw comes together with Barcola's arrival. Going to be a nervy few weeks!
Nottingham Forest fans
Chris: After the abysmal performances against Leeds I was not looking forward to this game. All I wanted was a good performance and boy did we get it. Onwards and upwards.
Paul: Encouraging signs (genuinely) for Forest. Team looks to be gelling well, some depth and options on the bench too. Needed that point, and shame not to win. Delap looked lively and like he can make a difference. All players played well. On to the next game and maybe a final dabble in the window.
James: Much better performance than previously shown. McAtee really stepped up but I thought Schlager was the unsung hero he was so good on his Premier League debut.
Martin: The exact opposite of our very poor performance on Tuesday against Leeds. I thought we kept the ball well and defended solidly. Attacked with pace and all players had a great game.
Forest 'were the better team' - Hodgepublished at 07:37 BST 31 August
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Former Nottingham Forest midfielder Steve Hodge says Oliver Glasner's side "were the better team" against Liverpool and should have won the game.
Forest fans were dreaming of a third consecutive league win at Anfield when Morgan Gibbs-White gave them the lead from the spot, but Liverpool rallied again and Victor Munoz's late strike ensured the points were shared.
"We should have won [the match] with the chances we created, especially in the first half," said Hodge on BBC Radio Nottingham. "We were against a really lacklustre Liverpool team, who at times looked weak at the back and unsure of themselves.
"Forest have gone to Anfield and scored two goals and overall, were the better team. They had better team cohesion."
Liverpool 2-2 Nottingham Forest: How the players ratedpublished at 20:48 BST 29 August
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Nottingham Forest starting XI:
Matz Sels: Was commanding and it was his punt up the field that led to Ndoye's goal. Made a great save to deny Wirtz but was well-beaten by Gakpo's cross for Isak's leveller and had no chance with Munoz's strike. 5
Jair Cunha: Strong performance but will know he should have done better for Isak's goal. 6
Nikola Milenkovic: Part of a Forest backline that initially made it incredibly hard for Liverpool to break them down. 6
Murillo: Unafraid to drive with the ball and put in a solid shift but was well beaten by Munoz for the goal that made it 2-2. Still crucial that Forest keep him. 6
Ola Aina: Relentless all game. Was very involved, as always, and constantly asked questions of Liverpool. Nearly created a goal for Forest. 7
James McAtee: Getting his chance after Elliot Anderson's move to Manchester City and was very tidy on the ball in an impressive performance. Made some really good deliveries in the first half and battled well all afternoon. 7
Xaver Schlager: The summer signing came in for the injured Ibrahim Sangare and bar getting nutmegged early on by Dominik Szoboszlai, this was a good display from the Austrian midfielder. 7
Neco Williams: Like Aina, was full of energy down the opposite flank. Made a superb tackle early on to deny Gakpo. Was once on the Anfield books, and it was interesting to hear Steven Gerrard say pre-match that Liverpool should have kept him. Had a few defensive lapses but ultimately won the penalty that put Forest ahead for the second time. 7
Dan Ndoye: A wonderful finish past Alisson in the first half for what was his first Premier League goal in 377 days. 7
Morgan Gibbs-White: Quality on the ball and got the assist for Ndoye before dispatching his second-half penalty in style. Loves Anfield and how has five goal involvements (three goals, two assists) there. No Englishman has netted more Premier League goals overall this calendar year than his 13. 8
Igor Jesus: Had a great chance early on and his hold up play was brilliant for Ndoye's goal. Caused a nuisance for Liverpool's centre-backs all afternoon. 7
Nottingham Forest substitutes:
Subs:
Delap (on 66, Ndoye):6
Netz (on 86, Aina): 5
Hudson-Odoi (on 90+2, McAtee): 5
Dominguez (on 90+2, Igor Jesus): 5
Subs not used: Victor, Diomande, Wood, Yates, Abbott.
Liverpool 2-2 Nottingham Forest: What Glasner saidpublished at 15:56 BST 29 August
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Nottingham Forest manager Oliver Glasner, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "I think we all have the same feeling, proud of the performance, proud of how many chances we created and proud of the reaction after we conceded the equaliser.
"On the other side, we're all a little bit disappointed we couldn't get the win. I think this shows how good we performed, how well we played. Overall, a very good performance.
"I could see our tactical shape work well in many parts but after 60-65 minutes, the level drops a little bit. Which shows we everything is not 100% settled, it can't be after six or seven weeks together. Also, we conceded the same goal more or less, in the same area.
"We opened the middle and we know Liverpool always tries to pass into these gaps. Many of these situations, we avoided but in these two situations, it was the wrong behaviour and then you get punished when you play here at Anfield.
"What I loved most was how we played forward and created the chances, especially in the first half. I think we should have led by more than one goal.
"But again, it's still the beginning of the season. The beginning of the journey and this performance will give us confidence.
"I always hope the next time it will go quicker but, again, we could see many positive aspects. Many things that should and will give us confidence but it's important to stay humble and keep working hard."
On transfers: "I am [hopeful of new signings]. The club are working hard before closed doors, I'm confident we will have two signings. We have Liam [Delap] in and hopefully one more, potentially two.
"The club is doing a great job, working hard. We have another new start, integrating new players."
Nottingham Forest's Morgan Gibbs-White has scored all five of the penalties he's taken in the Premier League. The only Englishmen with a better 100% record are Ashley Barnes (7/7), Rickie Lambert (7/7), Garry Parker (6/6) and Clive Wilson (6/6).
Nottingham Forest's Dan Ndoye scored his first Premier League goal since netting on his debut against Brentford last August – this ended a run of 24 games without a goal.
Analysis: Williams shines for visitorspublished at 15:37 BST 29 August
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After back-to-back home defeats by Leeds to begin his reign, this was a huge step forward for Glasner's Forest.
It was a performance typified by the endeavours of Williams at wing-back, superb defensively while still providing a threat going forward.
Just seven minutes in, the former Liverpool player came across well from left wing-back to tackle Gakpo, who otherwise would have been eight yards out with the goal at his mercy, and did not look back.
Such tackles were a feature of an excellent display, while there was no hesitation to burst forward when he sensed the opportunity from the throw-in that led to the penalty.
Liverpool were on their heels, Williams was not.
With Gibbs-White dictating things in the final third - and both Ndoye and Igor Jesus causing problems - there was plenty for Glasner to enjoy.
The wait for a first win goes on but, on this showing, not for much longer.
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Liverpool v Nottingham Forest: Key stats and talking pointspublished at 19:06 BST 28 August
19:06 BST 28 August
Nottingham Forest travel to Liverpool looking to secure a hat-trick of league wins at Anfield for the very first time. BBC Sport looks at the key themes.
Andoni Iraola's first Premier League game in charge of Liverpool may have ended on a positive note with their last-gasp equaliser at St James' Park, but it was a 90 minutes that also shone a light on the weaknesses his side currently have.
The Reds enjoyed 61% possession and had a whopping 27 shots to Newcastle's 13 but at times they were cut apart with ease by the home side's direct and pacy counter attacks.
The Geordies' opening goal from Anthony Elanga came just 10 seconds after Newcastle won the ball in their own box, while their second took just 12 seconds from Malick Thiaw winning possession to Joe Willock finishing past Alisson with aplomb.
It raised the tally of goals the Reds have conceded from fast breaks in all competitions since the start of last season to nine, the highest of any Premier League side.
Iraola takes charge of his first competitive match at Anfield looking to protect the club's proud record of having not lost their opening league game of the season on home soil since 2003, with 17 wins and five draws from 22 such matches.
However, that impressive run will come under threat from a Nottingham Forest side that have got used to winning at Anfield. Having not triumphed there in any competition since 1969 they enjoyed a 1-0 victory in September 2024 before following it up with a thumping 3-0 success last November.
In fact, since Forest's return to the top-flight in 2022 their three league wins over Liverpool is more than any other side has managed against the Reds in that time.
Forest hope for Delap boost
Like Liverpool, Nottingham Forest are trying to find their feet under a new manager in Oliver Glasner.
He will certainly be glad to see the back of Leeds United after Daniel Farke's side inflicted back-to-back defeats on them within four days in which they failed to score a goal.
A downbeat Glasner said after Tuesday's League Cup loss that the club have to a long way to go before they get to where he wants them to be.
"The reality is, and I think everybody has to understand and accept, nine months of relegation battle, losing maybe your top midfielder (Elliot Anderson), and now we're six weeks together," the former Palace boss said. "The reality is no magician, no Messiah, it's just hard work. This is what we have to do."
A quiet summer by their recent standards in the transfer market was reflected by Glasner including no new signings in his starting line-up for their opener last Saturday.
However, the arrival of club-record signing Liam Delap will give everyone a lift. The £50m striker will be desperate to reignite his career after scoring just one goal in 28 league games in a frustrating spell at Stamford Bridge.
Forest will at least be buoyed by the fact they have scored in each of their last 10 Premier League away games – the longest current run in the top flight - netting 15 goals in their last five on the road alone.
Sutton's predictions: Liverpool v Nottingham Forest published at 19:05 BST 28 August
19:05 BST 28 August
I covered Nottingham Forest against Leeds last weekend and in fairness that was a really tight game. Oliver Glasner's gone into Forest with a big reputation but they went through four managers last year and the owner is notoriously impatient if things don't go well.
They didn't go big in the transfer window but they have got Liam Delap and he'll be hoping to get his career back on track. He had a disappointing season at Chelsea - which I know all about - but I do think there's a player in there and hopefully he'll suit Forest.
It will be interesting to see who plays as that central striker. With the money they've spent on Delap then Chris Wood may not play a major role.
I thought Liverpool deserved a point at least at Newcastle and they got a fair bit of criticism but I can't see past the Liverpool win and I think Alexander Isak will get off the mark.
Last season he shot himself in the foot - forcing the move and then he had injury issues and it didn't quite happen for him. We know there's a player in there and for his sake and Liverpool's sake, the sooner he comes to the fore the better.
