Alex Iwobi, Romelu Lukaku, David Luiz and the 11 biggest deals on Premier League transfer deadline day - in pictures

A look at the last-gasp transfers made ahead of the start of the 2019/20 season

David Luiz has moved across London from Chelsea to Arsenal for £8 million. EPA

Romelu Lukaku looks happy after his move from Manchester United to Inter Milan for £74m was completed. AP Photo

Giovani Lo Celso has joined Tottenham Hotspur from Real Betis on a loan deal with a view to a permanent deal. AP Photo

Aaron Mooy, left, is staying in the Premier League after joining Brighton and Hove Albion from relegated Huddersfield Town. PA Photo

Watford have broken their transfer record to sign Ismaila Sarr from Rennes for a reported £32.3m. AFP

Kieran Tierney has joined Arsenal from Celtic for £25m. PA Photo

Andy Carroll has moved back to Newcastle United, the club where he began his career, from West Ham United. Reuters

Alex Iwobi was a late mover as he departed Arsenal for Everton. EPA

Danny Drinkwater has gone to Burnley on loan from Chelsea. Reuters

Ryan Sessegnon has moved from Fulham to Tottenham Hotspur for £25m. AP Photo

Meritan Shabani, right, has joined Wolverhampton Wanderers from Bayern Munich. Getty

Premier League transfer deadline day in August rarely disappoints.

Probably only half the deals hyped in the weeks leading up to the day actually happen and that was the case again here.

But there was still plenty of drama. David Luiz made a last-gasp move from Chelsea to Arsenal, Romelu Lukaku finally got his exit from Manchester United and Alex Iwobi is now an Everton player.

Arguably the feel-good move of the day was Andy Carroll returning to his home-town club Newcastle United, while there were plenty of loan deals that took place.

Here is a look, in the gallery above, at the 11 biggest deals of the day. To move on to the next photo, click on the arrows, or if using a mobile device, simply swipe.