Premier League manager still do not know which of their players they will be working with between now and the end of the season.
That is because the European transfer window remains open.
The English transfer window closed on Thursday, August 8, before the new season began, but the rest of Europe did not follow suit with that plan.
The Ligue Un, Bundesliga, Serie A and La Liga transfer windows have remained open until September 2, meaning there remain question marks over the futures of a number of players.
Christian Eriksen's future at Tottenham has been up in the air for much of the summer, Victor Wanyama could yet move on before the transfer window closes too.
Arsenal are hoping to offload a number of fringe players, with Henrikh Mkhitaryan set for a loan to Roma and Shkodran Mustafi still at the club.
So how long do our teams have to wait to find out who is staying?
We take a look at the closing times of the transfer window on the continent.
What date do the European transfer windows close?
In France, Germany, Italy and Spain they all close on September 2 - today!
Ligue Un
The French window closes at 11pm.
Bundesliga
The German window shuts at 5pm.
Serie A
The Italian window shuts at 7pm.
La Liga
The Spanish transfer window will close at 11pm.
