European transfer deadline day: Will Neymar return to Barcelona? The best deals – in pictures

The unhappy PSG forward has been linked with a move back to Camp Nou throughout the summer

Radamel Falcao - Monaco to Galatasaray. The Colomnian striker, 33, was reportedly greeted by 25,000 fans in Istanbul on Sunday as he arrived to complete a move from Monaco. Reuters

Alphonse Areola - PSG to Real Madrid. The French international goalkeeper joined Real Madrid on a season-long loan. Reuters

Keylor Navas - Real Madrid to PSG. The Costa Rican made the opposite switch to Areola, joining the French champions on a four-year contract. EPA

Rafinha Alcantara - Barcelona to Celta Vigo - Rafinha returns to the club where he played his youth football on loan for the 2019/20 season. EPA

Ante Rebic - Eintracht Frankfurt to AC Milan. The Croatia forward has agreed a two-year loan with the Italian giants. EPA

Andre Silva (left) - AC Milan to Eintracht Frankfurt. The Portuguese striker moves to the German side as part of a swap deal with Ante Rebic. EPA

Fernando Llorente - free agent to Napoli. The Spanish striker has been without a club since leaving Spurs at the end of last season. Reuters

Javier Hernandez - West Ham to Sevilla. The Mexican striker completed a £7.24 million move to the Spanish side on Monday. Reuters

Mauro Icardi - Inter Milan to Paris Saint-Germain. The Argentine striker will seek better fortune at PSG after being frozen out by his Italian club under Antonio Conte. AP Photo

Henrikh Mkhitaryan - Arsenal to Roma. The Armenian winger poses for photographers upon his arrival in Rome ahead of signing on a season-long loan with the Italian club. EPA

Matteo Darmian - Manchester United to Parma. The Italian defender signed for the Serie A club on a four-year deal after four years at Old Trafford. Getty

It's transfer deadline day across Europe's top leagues, and the big question on everyone's mind is: will Neymar return to Barcelona?

The Brazilian has been linked with a move back to Camp Nou throughout the summer, though reports in France on Sunday said the forward would remain at Paris Saint-Germain this season after failing to force a move.

Neymar, 27, became the world's most expensive player when PSG paid €222 million (Dh897m) for his transfer from Barcelona two years ago.

But with some time still to go before the transfer window closes, don't expect to have heard the last of this story.

There has already been significant movement across Europe with several big-name moves over the past 48 hours.

Colombian striker Radamel Falcao was greeted by 25,000 Galatasaray fans, according to local media, after signing for the Turkish giants from French club Monaco.

Henrikh Mkhitaryan arrived in Italy on Monday ahead of agreeing a season-long loan to Roma from English club Arsenal.

Napoli signed Spain striker Fernando Llorente, who left Tottenham at the end of last season while Javier Hernandez has joined Spanish club Sevilla from West Ham United for a fee of £7.24 million (Dh32 million).

To check out the best transfers across Europe as we gear up towards the window slamming shut, swipe through the gallery at the top of this page.