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Hear from Premier League managers ahead of a return to action this weekend.

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Alysson is back in training and there is uncertainty over Sancho's situation.

After last night's impressive European win, Unai Emery has spoken this afternoon about the need for Aston Villa to be cautious with Youri Tielemans.

A little more specific update from Arteta now on Merino's fitness.

Some very cagey responses from Mikel Arteta when asked about Arsenal's injury issues - although Eberechi Eze is back and available.

More from De Zerbi on his plans to get Spurs back on track.

For Brenford, Aaron Hickey is close to a comeback, although Vitaly Janelt remains a way off.

Charly Alcaraz close but not there yet as Everton report a clean bill of health.

In his first press conference as new Tottenham coach, Roberto De Zerbi has confirmed that if the worst should happen, he will stay at the club.

Confirmation from the Crystal Palace camp that Eddie Nketiah's season is over through injury.

No Ballard or Angulo for Sunderland this weekend, although Roefs does appear to be in line to feature.

Although Enzo Fernández has apologised, he remains suspended by Chelsea and will not be part of Sunday's trip to Manchester City.

A transfer update from the ever-reliable David Ornstein on where Andy Robertson's future may lie.

Pep is looking for perfection in the run-in. Can they do it?

Could there be some bad blood between Pep and outgoing star Bernardo Silva?

No Rúben Dias this weekend for City either.

Other Manchester City updates ahead of their clash with Chelsea.

Pep Guardiola is up to speak next and has an announcement on Joško Gvardiol's fitness.

Bournemouth remain hopeful of welcoming Justin Kluivert back before the end of the season. Tyler Adams and Ben Gannon-Doak are in contention to return.

Alisson remains out and Alexander Isak is back but Liverpool do have two other defensive injury concerns to deal with.

Arne Slot paying tribute to departing Liverpool legend Andy Robertson, who he suggested is leaving due to potential frustration over playing time.

Despite pulling out of England U21 duty, Jack Hinshelwood is 'fine' to feature for Brighton, while Solly March could also play a part at Burnley.

Eddie Howe revealed that while Sandro Tonali and Lewis Miley are fit, Bruno Guimarães has contracted mumps and Fabian Schär will miss a month after foot surgery.

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