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Brighton have signed right-back Ezequiel Schelotto from Sporting Lisbon.

 The 28-year-old Italy international has signed a three-year contract and becomes Albion's 12th summer signing.

Schelotto played for seven Italian clubs before joining Sporting in 2015, and Brighton manager Chris Hughton told the club website: "We are delighted that Ezequiel is joining us.

"He has made nearly 190 appearances in the top flight in Italy and Portugal, has played in the Champions League and is the type of experienced player we want to add to the squad.

"He can also play as a more attacking wing-back and so gives us some good options in defence."

Lucas Perez has rejoined Deportivo La Coruna from Arsenal on a season-long loan deal.

The striker returns to his hometown club a year - and just nine starts - after joining the Gunners in a £17m deal.

Perez scored in every competition for Arsenal last season, including a Champions League hat-trick against Basel, but failed to establish himself as a first-team regular.

The 28-year-old was a deadline-day target for Everton but was always in favour of a move back to Depor, where he scored 18 Primera Liga goals in 2015/16.

A statement from Arsenal wished Perez well but did not say whether Depor have an option to make the move permanent next summer

Credit to Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain for taking himself out of the Arsenal comfort zone with his move to Liverpool, writes Adam Bate.

Can Liverpool coax more from Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain or is this an underwhelming acquisition? Will the Gunners come to rue the sale of a player entering his prime or be glad to get him off the wage bill? Whether or not this £40m transfer is a good deal for either club, few will be suggesting that the player himself is making some grave career mistake.

Liverpool have agreed to sell defender Mamadou Sakho to Crystal Palace for £26m, according to Sky sources.

It is understood the 27-year-old was on his way to London on Thursday evening for a medical.

The France international was a big hit when he was loaned to the Eagles last season and they have been attempting to land him on a permanent basis throughout the summer.

Sky Sports News reported on Tuesday that Palace placed a third bid worth £22m, plus £3m in add-ons, but Liverpool remained unhappy as they valued Sakho at £30m.

With four hours left on Deadline Day, news emerged that the Reds had accepted a fee of £24m plus £2m in add-ons.

Palace have made a miserable start to the Premier League campaign under new boss Frank de Boer and are without a point in their three matches.

Sakho played a key role as they secured Premier League survival under Sam Allardyce towards the end of last season.

He joined Liverpool in 2013 for £18m after a five-year spell at Paris-Saint Germain.

Paris Saint-Germain have announced the signing of Kylian Mbappe from Monaco.

The 18-year-old striker joins on an initial season-long loan deal and will sign a permanent four-year contract next July, when PSG have an option to make the transfer permanent for a fee understood to be worth £166m.

The structuring of the deal, more expensive than any bar the Qatari-owned club's world-record purchase of Neymar earlier this month, has been agreed with an eye on UEFA's Financial Fair Play rules.

Mbappe has been pursued by most of Europe's top clubs this summer after his goals helped Monaco win the French title and reach the last four of the Champions League last season.

The Parisian has chosen the club he supports, and he told the PSG website: "It is with great joy and pride that I join Paris Saint-Germain.

"For any young person from the Paris region, it is often a dream to wear the red and blue jersey and experience the unique atmosphere of the Parc des Princes.

"I really wanted to be a part of the club's project, which is one of the most ambitious in Europe. Alongside my new team-mates, I intend to continue my progression while helping the team achieve the very big objectives it has set itself."

PSG chairman Nasser Al-Khelaifi said: "It was essential for French football that we keep and help develop such a great talent in our championship.

"Among players of his age, he is without doubt the most promising in the world due to his immense technical, physical and mental qualities."