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Deadline day is the final day clubs can buy and sell players during a transfer window. These windows are specific periods, usually in summer and January, set by football authorities. It often creates a frenzy of last-minute deals and speculation, as clubs rush to complete their squads, sometimes leading to transfers that go right down to the wire, like Louis Page's potential move.
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