Tuesday 30 August 2016 16:26, UK
Which Premier League club's fanbase is most desperate for signings? What is the most popular Deadline Day question? Why are the people of St Albans so keen for transfer updates?
With help from Google, we have picked out some of the big trends as Wednesday's deadline approaches...
The United Kingdom has 69 cities, but as it stands Sunderland is the most desperate for transfer news.
Its inhabitants have completed more searches than those of any other city, with Stoke-on-Trent second and Liverpool third.
Sunderland manager David Moyes has been one of the most active bosses as Wednesday nears, with a goalkeeper a priority.
"We're out there looking, but this club will attract a certain type of player until we're in a much higher league position," he said last week.
"Part of it is what becomes available," Moyes added on Saturday. "It will all get ironed out somewhere this week, because obviously we need a goalkeeper."
Sunderland fans are waiting by their computers for updates…
As the clock ticks down, it's no surprise the most searched question on Google is 'When does the transfer window close?'
Business typically picks up in the final days and hours, with Deadline Day an important fixture on the football calendar in its own right.
Other top queries include 'When is Deadline Day?', 'How much has been spent in the 2016 transfer window?' and 'When does the Scottish transfer window close?'
We've put together a handy guide to get you up to speed.
The Arsenal boss, who has been under pressure to add to his squad all summer, is the most searched for manager this transfer season.
"It was a strange market, I expected it to be easier than ever, it has been more difficult than ever," Wenger said last Friday, explaining his club's relative inactivity.
And for supporters eager for additions, it was looking a little tense before Friday, when deals moved forward for Shkodran Mustafi and Lucas Perez.
The late drama has Wenger top of the pile in terms of Premier League manager searches, but with Perez signed and Mustafi all but agreed, it looks like Arsenal fans can close that Google tab now.
"We don't have any plans for anyone else," the Arsenal manager added on Saturday.
The Man City goalkeeper is closing on a move to Serie A side Torino, and is currently one of the big talking points on Google in Italy.
A look at the top five Hart-related searches reveals some interesting questions, with most people wondering, 'How old is Joe Hart?'
As you might expect, searches 'Where is Joe Hart going' and 'How much does Joe Hart earn' are proving popular, but you might struggle to guess the second most popular query - 'Is Joe Hart married?'
The Office of National Statistics ranks St Albans as the UK's 135th largest district by population - sandwiched between Slough and Guildford.
But this leafy area of Hertfordshire, just three miles from Arsenal's London Colney training ground, has entered the fourth-most Google searches for transfer updates in the last 48 hours.
What's prompted this flurry of activity?
It does not take a great deal of detective work to figure out why, with local team Arsenal the most popular Google search among Premier League clubs.
Putting two and two together, it looks like Arsenal supporters just love transfers.
Wolves were taken over by Fosun International in July, becoming one of the country's wealthiest clubs overnight.
The China-based conglomerate is owned by China's 17th-richest man, and that has Wolves fans hunting for transfer news.
The Sky Bet Championship club have made 10 signings so far, but this week Wolverhampton jumped up to fifth on Google Trends' list of cities searching for transfer news, an indication their fans will be hoping they're not done yet.
