Recap: Round-up of National League transfers as Kabongo Tshimanga stays at Chesterfield

And that’s that.

We haven’t heard anything regarding Tshimanga so I think that’s it for the evening.

We’ll be straight back on if we do, but it’s good night from us.

Wake me up, before you go-go...

But I reckon you are safe to go to bed.

I really do think we would have heard something by now if there was a potential move for Tshimanga in the offing.

We’ll keep you updated if anything mad happens.

Right, the deadline for Premier League and Football League clubs has now passed, but clubs in Scotland have until midnight.

We will make one last call to make sure there is nothing happening late on.

It looks like Kabs is staying!

Ex-Blues striker Kristian Dennis has signed for League Two Carlisle United on an 18-month deal.

The 31-year-old joins after leaving Scottish Premier League side St Mirren.

Some of Chesterfield’s promotion rivals have bolstered their squads today but Solihull Moors have sold midfielder James Ball to Rochdale for an undisclosed fee.

Ball, 26, who made 84 appearances and scored 22 goals for Moors, has penned a two-and-a-half year deal.

Dale boss Robbie Stockdale said: “James will bring physicality, strength and power, and he can score goals. But he can also play in several positions, so he’s very versatile in how he plays.”

The deadline for clubs in the Premier League and Football League is one hour away. Clubs in Scotland have until midnight.

We’ve not heard anything to suggest there is anything to worry about with regards to Tshimanga leaving Chesterfield - and hopefully it stays that way!

Worth mentioning that Spireites first-team coach Danny Webb said on Friday that any incomings have been ‘paused’ until the situation with James Rowe is resolved. I’m sure that’s not going to come as a massive shock to any of you.

But it’s also worth remembering that National League clubs, apart from Wrexham, can sign players for a few more months yet anyway so today’s deadline does not apply like it does to those in the Premier League and Football League.

Former Chesterfield manager John Sheridan has signed one of his ex-Town players for Oldham.

Sheridan has brought in striker Mike Fondop on a free transfer after recently leaving Hartlepool United.

Sheridan, who took over the Latics last week, said: “Mike did well for me at Chesterfield, so I believe that I can get the best out of him and I know that he has the ability to score goals which will give us a boost.”

It’s as you were on Tshimanga. There is still no news, which is good news from a Chesterfield point of view.

The club has had no firm interest in him although there has been a couple of tentative enquiries.

There’s still three hours until the window shuts so there’s still time for a late bid to come in but the clock is ticking.

It’s looking likely the league’s top scorer will be staying at the Spireites....fingers crossed.

The Red Dragons, who are the only National League club who tonight’s transfer deadline applies to, have signed their third League One player in this window.

They brought in central midfielder Tom O’Connor, 22, from Burton Albion for an undisclosed fee.

The Irishman, who has been capped at under-19 and under-21 level, has scored five goals in 21 games this season.

O’Connor follows in the footsteps of striker Ollie Palmer, from AFC Wimbledon, and Crewe defender Callum McFadzean, in joining the Welsh club from a League One club.

Burton Albion boss Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink said: “It’s one of those - it’s an offer that the club couldn’t refuse.”

Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson said:“I’m very pleased. I feel Tom’s a strong signing for us.

“It’s taken a bit of work but we’re pleased to have completed it.

“Midfield is one area where we were light on numbers, and Tom offers us versatility with being able to play left-sided defence too.

“He’s young, he’s a player who’s only going to get better and it’s an excellent acquisition for us.”