Major done deals you may have missed during the week up to deadline day

Here we are, the final day of the Premier League transfer window.
The day promises to be a busy one with David Luiz expected to join Arsenal, while Giovani Lo Celso is reportedly close to signing for Tottenham Hotspur.
This past week has also seen big moves including Joao Cancelo and Danilo swapping places at Manchester City and Juventus.
But what of the deals that may have fallen under the radar in the excitement of the window?
Fear not, as Squawka have you covered with 10 done deals you may have missed from this week.
Josh Sims
NEWS: @NewYorkRedBulls Add @SouthamptonFC Winger Josh Sims on Loan
Welcome, @simsjosh12! pic.twitter.com/ayFW6IJEsj
— New York Red Bulls (@NewYorkRedBulls) August 7, 2019
From: Southampton
To: NY Red Bulls
Fee: Loan
Premier League clubs loaning out young players to get experience is not a new thing, but sending them to MLS is.
Josh Sims, 22, made seven Premier League appearances for Southampton last season but will spend the first half of the new campaign on loan with New York Red Bulls – whose season runs until November – joining the squad as a Young Designated Player.
Alexander Sorloth
From: Crystal Palace
To: Trabzonspor
Fee: Loan
Crystal Palace need goals this season but have once again decided against relying on Alexander Sorloth.
The 23-year-old striker spent the second half of last season on loan at Gent and has now left Selhurst Park again on a temporary basis, this time moving to Turkish club Trabzonspor until the end of 2020/21.
Jason Puncheon
From: Free Agent
To: Pafos
Fee: Free
Jason Puncheon left Crystal Palace at the end of June when his contract officially ran out. But the 33-year-old has wasted little time in finding a new club.
On Tuesday, Puncheon was announced as the latest signing for Cypriot side Pafos FC and was immediately dubbed the greatest transfer in the club’s history, as well as “one of the most important in Cypriot football”.
Harry Arter
🎨🖌️🖼️#WorkOfArter pic.twitter.com/pkgF9NoKBQ
— Fulham Football Club (@FulhamFC) August 6, 2019
From: Bournemouth
To: Fulham
Fee: Loan
Having spent last season on loan at Cardiff City, Harry Arter will once again be spending the year away from Bournemouth.
The 29-year-old links up with his brother-in-law, Scott Parker, and will be hoping to help Fulham secure an immediate return to the Premier League.
Ruben Aguilar
🆕 AS Monaco are delighted to announce the arrival of Ruben Aguilar from Montpellier. Our new full back joins us for the next 5⃣ saisons 👍. pic.twitter.com/X4qZVUgoij
— AS Monaco EN (@AS_Monaco_EN) August 6, 2019
From: Montpellier
To: Monaco
Fee: £9m
Ruben Aguilar had been a target for Crystal Palace as a replacement for Aaron Wan-Bissaka but any hopes were scuppered as Monaco swooped in for the 26-year-old.
Aguilar signed with the principality club on a five-year deal and looks set to be Monaco’s first-choice right-back.
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Djibril Sidibe
👋 | Happy deadline day eve… #EFC pic.twitter.com/Y7qgBqygFR
— Everton (@Everton) August 7, 2019
From: Monaco
To: Everton
Fee: Loan
As a result of Aguilar’s signing, Djibril Sidibe’s chances of playing time at Monaco took a hit, leading to the French right-back leaving the club.
He has joined Everton on a season-long loan to provide competition for Seamus Coleman, with the Toffees also reportedly having an option to buy him next summer.
Kevin Trapp
From: Paris Saint-Germain
To: Eintracht Frankfurt
Fee: £8.3m
Having spent last season on loan at Eintracht Frankfurt from Paris Saint-Germain, Kevin Trap returns to the Eagles, this time on a permanent deal.
The German was a key member of the Eintracht squad that reached the semi-finals of the Europa League and is expected to return as their No.1, rather than having to fight Alphonse Areola and Marcin Bulka at PSG.
Albian Ajeti
Introducing our new striker… #WelcomeAjeti pic.twitter.com/h6T0fL1Tuu
— West Ham United (@WestHam) August 8, 2019
From: Basel
To: West Ham United
Fee: £8m
An early morning deal on the final day of the Premier League transfer window, Alian Ajeti became West Ham’s sixth summer signing.
The 22-year-old striker scored 21 goals in 43 games for Basel last season and started the new campaign off in similar form, bagging two in three before leaving for West Ham.
George Puscas
#ByGeorge pic.twitter.com/m9Q5gX6o5Z
— Reading FC (@ReadingFC) August 7, 2019
From: Inter Milan
To: Reading
Fee: £8m
The scourge of England at the U-21 European Championships in June, George Puscas will hope to cause panic among Championship defences this season, joining Reading from Inter Milan.
A fee believed to be in the region of £8m, Romanian Puscas is Reading’s club-record signing, just edging the fee spent on Sone Aluko in 2017.
Bojan Krkic
DONE DEAL: @impactmontreal have confirmed the signing of Bojan Krkic on a one-and-a-half-year contract until the end of the 2020 season. pic.twitter.com/dmVtb25zsx
— Play Squawka Selector for Free (@Squawka_Live) August 8, 2019
From: Free Agent
To: Montreal Impact
Fee: Free
On Tuesday, Stoke City confirmed the departure of Bojan Krkic, with the former Barcelona wonderkid terminating his contract by mutual consent.
This opened the opportunity for the 28-year-old to move to MLS side Montreal Impact, signing a year-and-a-half deal.