As the summer transfer window for Premier League was closed by 6 pm today, let us take a look at all the final day transfers that took place.

Anthony Martial - Monaco to Manchester United (£36m)

Virgil van Dijk - Celtic to Southampton (£11.5m)

Ramiro Funes Mori - River Plate to Everton (£9.5m)

Michail Antonio - Nottingham Forest to West Ham (£7m)

Glenn Murray - Crystal Palace to Bournemouth (£4m)

Papy Djilobodji - Nantes to Chelsea (£2.7m)

Nikica Jelavic - Hull City to West Ham (£2m)

Michael Hector - Reading to Chelsea (undisclosed)

Joleon Lescott - West Brom to Aston Villa (undisclosed)

Obbi Oulare - Club Brugge to Watford (undisclosed)

Adlene Guediora - Crystal Palace to Watford (undisclosed)

Matija Sarkic - Anderlecht to Aston Villa (undisclosed)

DeAndre Yedlin - Tottenham to Sunderland (season loan)

Victor Ibarbo - Roma to Watford (season loan)

Alex Song - Barcelona to West Ham (season loan)

Victor Moses - Chelsea to West Ham (season loan)

Miguel Layun - Watford to Porto (season loan)

Olivier Kemen - Newcastle to Lyon (undisclosed)

Angel Di Maria, the 27-year old Argentine midfielder who joined Manchester United from Real Madrid in 2014 has now left the Red Devils for French Champions PSG during this summer transfer.

Di Maria, who once played a key role in Real Madrid's success has managed to make only 27 appearances at Old Trafford due to his drop of form combined with injuries. The Argentine international who was once expected to be a great success under Van Gaal has now claimed that he had numerous problems with the Dutch coach and it forced him to leave United.

Di Maria told ESPN Radio,

"Van Gaal has his philosophy and one of the things that made me want to leave is that.

"It is difficult to adapt to Van Gaal. I had a couple of rows with him.

"I started well [at United] and after that I got injured. Things didn't go well for me and Van Gaal changed my position. I spoke with [Laurent] Blanc and his thinking was that I'd play in a similar position to where I did at Real Madrid."

Di Maria on his debut game, made a beautiful assist to Lavezzi's goal during PSG's 3 - 0 win over Monaco and he is full of joy for his French move.

"I didn't imagine a reception like this. It was the most beautiful presentation I have ever had. The truth is that I'm happy to come to PSG and to have teammates like Lavezzi and Pastore."

Premier League and Football League transfer window closes by Tuesday- September 1, 2015 and so the clubs can't buy anyone beyond 6pm.

As this summer transfer window have reached its closing stage let us take a look at most expected transfers and signings which are on the verge of completion.

1) 19-year old forward Anthony Martial set to join Man Utd from French side AS Monaco.

2) Chelsea winger Victor Moses will join West Ham on loan.

3) Hull City's 27-year old Egyptian Ahmed Elmohamady is expected to join Leicester City.

4) Dynamo Kiev striker Dieumerci Mbokani joins Norwich City.

5) Borussia Dortmund signs Adnan Januzaj on loan from Manchester United.

6) Jonathan de Guzman will undergo a medical at Bournemouth ahead of a season-long loan move from Napoli.

7) Manchester United goalkeeper Anders Lindegaard joins West Brom.

8) Manchester United striker Javier Hernandez joined German side Bayer Leverkusen.

9) 27-year old defender Papy Djilobodji is set to join Chelsea from French side Nantes.

10) Manchester United and Real Madrid are in talks over the transfer of David de Gea but no deal has been agreed.

11) QPR forward Charlie Austin is expected to join West Brom.

12) West Brom forward Saido Berahino is expected to join Tottenham.

13) West Brom central defender Joleon Lescott is set to join Aston Villa.

14) Leicester City are in talks with Sporting Lisbon over a possible deal for right winger Andre Carrillo.

15) Bournemouth have agreed a £5m fee with Crystal Palace to sign striker Glenn Murray.

16) Manchester City defender Jason Denayer has joined Turkish club Galatasaray on a season-long loan.

17) Everton reopened talks with Spurs over a possible deal for Aaron Lennon.

18) Southampton is expected to sign Celtic defender Virgil van Dijk.

19) Arsenal held talks with Paris Saint-Germain on Monday over Edinson Cavani and Adrien Rabiot.

SWANSEA CITY  VS  MANCHESTER UNITED

SWANSEA CITY

2 - 1

MANCHESTER UNITED

Game Played on 30th August, 2015 , Kick Off at 15:00 (GMT)

Venue: Liberty Stadium, Referee: Martin Atkinson

SWANSEA CITY:

- Ayew (61') , Gomis (66')


- Routledge (43') , Shelvey (80')



  MANCHESTER UNITED:

 - Mata (48')


 - Schneiderlin (38') , Depay (41')

SOUTHAMPTON  VS  NORWICH CITY

SOUTHAMPTON

3 -0

NORWICH CITY

Game Played on 30th August, 2015 , Kick Off at 12:30 (GMT)

Venue: St. Mary's Stadium, Referee: Jon Moss

SOUTHAMPTON:

- Pelle (45') , Tadic (65') , Tadic (68')



  NORWICH CITY:

 - Whittaker (28')


- Whittaker (31')

Manchester City have successfully completed their most awaited signing of 24-year old Belgian midfielder Kevin de Bruyne from German side Wolfsburg for a club-record fee of £58m.

The former Chelsea star has signed a contract for six years which makes him City's eighth summer buy after Raheem Sterling, Fabian Delph and Nicolas Otamendi, Patrick Roberts, Enes Unal, David Faupala and Aleix Garcia.

Kevin de Bruyne told the Manchester City's official website,

"I want to reach the highest level possible as a player and I think the most important thing is that at the end of the season we can be happy and maybe have some titles.

"I think this is the most important for the Club, the players and for the fans of course."

Manchester City's official tweet:

Manchester City are delighted to announce the signing of @DeBruyneKev! Story: http://t.co/paLxppSmsi #welcomeKDB pic.twitter.com/B9N0mu8DST

— Manchester City FC (@MCFC) August 30, 2015

City Manager Manuel Pellegrini said,

"We are very happy to have added Kevin to our team and I have no doubt that he will be a big success on his return to the Premier League.

"It takes a special footballer to improve our squad and I have no doubt that Kevin is certainly one of those – he has all of the mental, physical, tactical and technical attributes required to fit straight in.

"We like to play attractive, attacking football and bringing in a player like De Bruyne will only aid us as we fight on four fronts."

Kevin de Bruyne's career:

Years	Team	Apps	Goals
2008–2012	Genk	84	14
2012–2014	Chelsea	3	0
2012	Genk (loan)	13	2
2012–2013	Werder Bremen (loan)	33	10
2014–2015	VfL Wolfsburg	51	13
2015–	Manchester City	0	0

Honours and titles won:

Club:

Genk:

Belgian Cup: 2008–09

Belgian Pro League: 2010–11

Belgian Supercup: 2011

VfL Wolfsburg:

DFB-Pokal: 2014–15

DFL-Supercup: 2015

Individual:

Bundesliga Young Player of the Year: 2012–13.

UEFA Europa League: Squad of the season 2014–15

Bundesliga Player of the Year: 2014–15

Footballer of the Year in Germany: 2015

STOKE CITY  VS  WEST BROMWICH ALBION

STOKE CITY

0 -1

WEST BROMWICH ALBION

Game Played on 29th August, 2015 , Kick Off at 14:00 (GMT)

Venue: Britannia Stadium, Referee: Michael Oliver

STOKE CITY		WEST BROMWICH ALBION
- Pieters (66') - Afellay (25')   Adam (31')		- Rondon (45') - Gardner (25')   Gamboa (70')   McAuley (84')               Lambert (90')

 
MANCHESTER CITY  VS  WATFORD

MANCHESTER CITY

2 - 0

WATFORD

Game Played on 29th August, 2015 , Kick Off at 14:00 (GMT)

Venue: Etihad Stadium, Referee: Mark Clattenburg

MANCHESTER CITY		WATFORD
- Sterling (47')   Fernandinho (56') - Kompany (40')		- Nyom (44')   Proedl (63')

 
LIVERPOOL  VS  WEST HAM UNITED

LIVERPOOL

0 - 3

WEST HAM UNITED

Game Played on 29th August, 2015 , Kick Off at 14:00 (GMT)

Venue:Anfield, Referee: Kevin Friend

LIVERPOOL		WEST HAM UNITED
- Coutinho (45')    Leiva (70')    Ings (86')               Clyne (90') - Coutinho (53')		- Lanzini (3')   Noble (29')   Sakho (90') - Noble (39')    Lanzini (81')  - Noble (79')

 
CHELSEA  VS  CRYSTAL PALACE

CHELSEA

1 -2

CRYSTAL PALACE

Game Played on 29th August, 2015 , Kick Off at 14:00 (GMT)

Venue: Stamford Bridge, Referee: Craig Pawson
 

CHELSEA		CRYSTAL PALACE
- Falcao (79') - Cahill (71')		- Sako (65')   Ward (81') - Cabaye (73')

 
AFC BOURNEMOUTH  VS LEICESTER CITY

BOURNEMOUTH

1 -1

LEICESTER CITY

Game Played on 29th August, 2015 , Kick Off at 14:00 (GMT)

Venue: Vitality Stadium, Referee: Niel Swarbrick

BOURNEMOUTH		LEICESTER CITY
- Callum Wilson (24') - Gradel (1')    O'Kane (75')		- Jamie Vardy (86')- P - De Laet (13')    King (36')    Huth (48')                Schlupp (91')

 
ASTON VILLA  VS  SUNDERLAND

ASTON VILLA

2 -2

SUNDERLAND

Game Played on 29th August, 2015 , Kick Off at 14:00 (GMT)

Venue: Villa Park, Referee: Robert Madley

ASTON VILLA		SUNDERLAND
- Sinclair (11')- P   Sinclair (41') - Clark (37')    Gil (79')		- Yann M'Vila (8')   Jeremain Lens (52') - Pantilimon (90')

NEWCASTLE UNITED  VS  ARSENAL

NEWCASTLE UNITED

0 - 1

ARSENAL

Game Played on 29th August, 2015 , Kick Off at 11:45 (GMT)

Venue: St James Park, Referee: Andre Marriner

NEWCASTLE UNITED		ARSENAL
- Sissoko (3')   Mbemba (19')   Thauvin (26')               Anita (48')              Wijnaldum (49')              Coloccini (90') - Mitrovic (16')		- Coloccini (52')- OG - Cazorla (49')