With the Summer Transfer Window ending at 11pm on 30th August, some clubs in the English Football League have still been active in the free agents market.

Here are some free agent deals that you may have missed since the end of the Summer Transfer Window:

1. John Fleck to Chesterfield

The 33 year old Scotland international has been without a club since he left Blackburn Rovers at the end of last season.

The former Rangers and Sheffield United midfielder started to train with Chesterfield whilst looking for his next club, however, Chesterfield took their chance and decided to offer the experienced Scot a 1 year contract.

Chesterfield currently sit just above mid table in League Two and with the addition of John Fleck to Paul Cook's midfield, it gives his new side a chance to achieve great things this season.

𝗪𝗲𝗹𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗲 𝘁𝗼 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗦𝗽𝗶𝗿𝗲𝗶𝘁𝗲𝘀, 𝗝𝗼𝗵𝗻💙

🖊️We are delighted to announce the signing of John Fleck on a deal until the end of the season.

Read more details by clicking the image below.#Spireites

— Chesterfield FC (@ChesterfieldFC) September 10, 2024

2. Victor Moses to Luton Town

Having left Spartak Moscow in the summer, 33 year old Victor Moses has just been signed by Luton Town.

After seeing out his contract with Spartak Moscow, recently relegated Premier League side Luton Town did not hesitate to sign a very experienced midfielder who has played for the likes of Chelsea, Liverpool, Inter Milan, Fernebache, Stoke City and many more fantastic Premier League sides.

As well as providing brilliant experience to an extremely struggling Luton side, Moses still has the quality that can help Luton get back to their previous dominant ways that they once possessed in the Championship.

Excited to sign for Luton Town!
Looking forward to getting started and can’t wait to play in front of our amazing fans. Let’s go! pic.twitter.com/1D3J5CbxV1

— Victor Moses (@VictorMoses) September 10, 2024

3. John Egan to Burnley

Recently leaving fellow Championship side Sheffield United, John Egan has made thew switch to Scott Parker's Burnley with hopes that Eagan can provide experience, depth and quality to push to get back into the Premier League.

The 31 year old Irishman had been training with Burnley throughout the summer in hopes to keep his fitness up and destined to find his next club. Scott Parker took until after the transfer window had ended to make his decision to add Egan to his side.

The former Sheffield United captain has not played a professional football match in just under a year due to a season ending Achilles injury in the Premier League against West Ham.

🗣️ John Egan on signing for Burnley: “The manager, staff and the players all want to be successful. I want to come in and add to that.

“I want to bring my experience and my ability into the group to help drive the group on.

“I’ve been here a few weeks now; I’ve got to know the… pic.twitter.com/UFSRe2qCjv

— TurfCast - Burnley FC Fan Channel (@TurfCastPodcast) September 10, 2024

4. Steven Alzate to Hull City

Steven Alzate has put pen to paper on a two year deal with Hull City with the option of a further one year. The Colombian featured 51 times for Brighton including 43 Premier League appearances.

The 26 year old left Brighton at the end of the 2023/24 season and was signed by Hull on the 9th September as a last minute addition to their squad which fans were sceptical over.

A Premier League midfielder set to be in their prime for a hungry Hull City side who currently sit 19th (as of when this is written) but will be starving to climb the Championship table as high as they can.

🗣 "He's a really brilliant footballer."

🎥 @HullCity head coach Tim Walter talks about new signing Steven Alzate and what the Colombia international will add to his midfield.

🎧 Listen to the full interview: https://t.co/E7zMLbqAcn#HCAFC | #BBCFootball | @RadioHumberside pic.twitter.com/7WSjzHzUTw

— BBC Humberside Sport (@HumbersideSport) September 11, 2024

5. Freddie Ladapo to Huddersfield Town

Ladapo featured 17 times last season in the Championship for newly promoted and Premier League side Ipswich Town before leaving on loan to Charlton Athletic.

The League One proven striker makes his return to the league and will be a great asset to Huddersfield as Ladapo has scored 67 goals and 12 assists during his time in League One over the years.

The 31 year old has not played consistent football since Ipswich's promotion to the Championship but a return to League One football, Lapado could be exactly what Michael Duff and Huddersfield need in order to push for their return back to the Championship after relegation last season.

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Huddersfield Town have signed Freddie Ladapo! ✅️✍️#htafc

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— FootballMania ⚽️ (@FootballMania91) September 10, 2024