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What a manic Monday it has been for Manchester United.
Instead of rushing into everything tomorrow on deadline day, the club have been very busy today according to reports, agreeing to buy an untested 19-year-old for £36m, loaning out another, plus agreeing to sell two first-team players, including finally agreeing to sell David De Gea to Real Madrid.
The day started with the news that United had bid £36m for the Monaco winger Anthony Martial. Soon after this the French Football Federation announced that he had left the national team camp to fly to Manchester. He has now arrived at the club's Carrington training ground.
Then came the pictures of Javier Hernandez over in Bayer Leverkusen. The Mexican striker is over in Germany as he nears a £9m transfer.
Javier Hernandez arrives in Germany (Twitter/@BILD_Bayer04) Sticking with players leaving United, this afternoon Adnan Januzaj completed a season-long loan move to Borussia Dortmund.
The David De Gea saga also entered it's final chapter today.
Adnan Januzaj is off to Borussia Dortmund United finally accepted a bid from Real Madrid to sell want-away goalkeeper, worth a reported £22m, with the Spaniard now free to negotiate a deal with the La Liga club ahead of the midnight transfer window deadline.
Show all 22 1 /22Swansea 2 Manchester United 1 player ratings Swansea 2 Manchester United 1 player ratings Lukas Fabianski, Swansea City Beaten by Mata, but looked a safe pair of hands when United went long. 6
Swansea 2 Manchester United 1 player ratings Kyle Naughton, Swansea City A steady display from the former Tottenham right-back. 6
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Swansea 2 Manchester United 1 player ratings Federico Fernandez, Swansea City Never afraid to put his body on the line to keep United out. 7
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Swansea 2 Manchester United 1 player ratings Ashley Williams, Swansea City A rock at the back, and always willing to bring the ball forward. 9
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Swansea 2 Manchester United 1 player ratings Neil Taylor, Swansea City Neat and tidy, but wasn't strong enough in dealing with crosses. 6
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Swansea 2 Manchester United 1 player ratings Wayne Routledge, Swansea City Looked rusty on his first start of the season and was eventually replaced. 5
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Swansea 2 Manchester United 1 player ratings Jonjo Shelvey, Swansea City A typically tenacious performance from a midfielder who is looking more mature. 7
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Swansea 2 Manchester United 1 player ratings Jack Cork, Swansea City A calming figure in his midfield battle with former Southampton teammate Schneiderlin. 7
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Swansea 2 Manchester United 1 player ratings Gylfi Sigurdsson, Swansea City Missed a glorious first half chance, but played his part in Swansea's second half comeback. 7
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Swansea 2 Manchester United 1 player ratings Andre Ayew, Swansea City His quickfire goal and assist were indicative of an absolutely superb performance. 9
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Swansea 2 Manchester United 1 player ratings Bafetimbi Gomis, Swansea City Displayed immense power and skill, and was rewarded with the winning goal. 9
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Swansea 2 Manchester United 1 player ratings Sergio Romero, Manchester United Unconvinced as he finally conceded his first goals of the season. 5
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Swansea 2 Manchester United 1 player ratings Matteo Darmian, Manchester United Defended resolutely for an hour, but struggled when Swansea stepped up the pressure. 6
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Swansea 2 Manchester United 1 player ratings Chris Smalling, Manchester United Another robust performance from the ever-improving defender. 7
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Swansea 2 Manchester United 1 player ratings Daley Blind, Manchester United Not at his best as Ayew and Gomis caused havoc. 5
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Swansea 2 Manchester United 1 player ratings Luke Shaw, Manchester United A real threat on the rare occasions he got forward. 6
Swansea 2 Manchester United 1 player ratings Ander Herrera, Manchester United Always looked to be involved, his touch and passing impressed. 7
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Swansea 2 Manchester United 1 player ratings Bastian Schweinsteiger., Manchester United Kept the ball well early on, but tired as he was forced to play the full 90. 6
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Swansea 2 Manchester United 1 player ratings Morgan Schneiderlin, Manchester United Another player who lost his composure as United lost control of the game. 6
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Swansea 2 Manchester United 1 player ratings Juan Mata, Manchester United Took his goal brilliantly, and was often involved in United's best moments. 7
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Swansea 2 Manchester United 1 player ratings Memphis, Manchester United Culpable of some poor deliveries as he grew frustrated. 5
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Swansea 2 Manchester United 1 player ratings Wayne Rooney, Manchester United Often looked isolated, his lack of confidence was telling when given sights of goal. 5
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Real have been forced to rush through with their plans to try and sign De Gea, who is yet to make an appearance this season after United manager Louis van Gaal claimed he had lost the focus to represent the club in the Premier League.
Manchester United goalkeeper David De Gea is closing on Real switch (Getty Images) However, with one year left on his United contract, De Gea would be free to leave the club for nothing at the end of the season, and United have wisely chose to cash-in on the 24-year-old given that he has shown no signs of wanting to extend his current deal.
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