Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe has declared himself pleased with the club's work in the transfer window.
The Magpies are not expected to make any late moves to bring players into the club.
Howe is delighted with a window that saw him add Sandro Tonali, Harvey Barnes, Tino Livramento, and Chelsea youngster Lewis Hall.
Howe said on deadline day: "I think the transfer window's been very slow initially. During the summer months, there wasn't a lot of action.
"It's definitely quickened up as we've gone closer to the deadline. It seems like a lot of late action, with clubs then willing to trade.
"For us, it's been the kind of window where we've been able to get the targets in that we've wanted. We've been quite settled and there'll be no late moves for us. I think you can only tell the strength of a window in time but as I sit here now, I'm pleased."