Derby County completed a move for Mohammed Fuseini on deadline day. According to his representative, Max Hagmayr, Derby County was the club that demonstrated the best future prospects. Hagmayr stated there had been a lot of interest in the player, with concrete negotiations taking place with at least three English teams, one team from Ligue 1 in France, and one from the German Bundesliga.

A loan move for Mohammed Fuseini to Birmingham, which included an option to buy, appeared to be close to completion at the start of the day. However, Birmingham signed Liam Millar from Hull City instead, which made Fuseini available again. Derby County then signed Mohammed Fuseini as a winger. He scored 10 goals in 55 league appearances for Union Saint-Gilloise.

Mohammed Fuseini, a 24-year-old Ghanaian centre-forward, has completed a move to England, joining Championship side Derby County from Union. The Belgian club announced the attacker's departure on a Tuesday evening, confirming the deal is an initial loan that includes a purchase option. The transfer was expected, as Fuseini had been absent from the Union squad for the match against Anderlecht the previous weekend. He has been capped twice by Ghana, scoring one goal. His current market value is estimated by Transfermarkt to be €2.50m. French club Troyes had also been linked with a move for the player.