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Hear from Premier League managers as they address the media ahead of this weekend's action.

And with all of the Premier League managers speaking, that's everything from us today. Thanks, as ever, for checking in and make sure you keep on the app all weekend for the best coverage of the Barclays.

Here's some more from Frank on that Van de Ven injury ...

More from the Sunderland boss ...

Here's some Le Bris on his key man in midfield ...

Here's some more from Thomas Frank on the remaining few days of the transfer window ...

"The club are working relentlessly to do what they can to improve the squad, especially Johan, Fabio and Vinai and all those behind them. We can't be obsessed with a short term fix as we cannot limit what we do in the future.

“I can promise the Lewis family are super committed and there is no doubt the club is clear, I will break a rule, we wanted to sign Semenyo. That is a big signing with finances and all that. It is aligned and they are the quality players we’re looking for to improve the squad."

Here are some of the quotes from Thomas Frank's Friday press conference. Read them here.

We're just waiting now to hear from Tottenham boss Thomas Frank and Sunderland's Regis Le Bris - both of whom should be speaking soon.

Marco Silva has shared his thoughts on what exciting new arrival Oscar Bobb will bring to Fulham.

Axel Disasi has been linked with a move to West Ham.

Of course, the Chelsea boss was also quizzed on late transfer activity.

Some big Cole Palmer news from Liam Rosenior after impressing off the bench at Napoli.

As a move to Milan beckons, it seems Jean-Philippe Mateta has played his last game for Crystal Palace.

Finally, a word from Man United's interim boss on the future of Bruno Fernandes.

Could United make any moves before the deadline?

Michael Carrick up next with Manchester United injury updates.

Some Rúben Dias news from the Manchester City camp.

And with regards to Wolves team news this weekend...

Rob Edwards isn't giving too much away on any late Wolves business.

How many points might it take for City to wrestle back the title?

Jérémy Doku may miss just two weeks for Manchester City through injury.

Personal issues cited as the reason for Guardiola's absence today.

Pep Lijnders will take on Manchester City media duties momentarily in the absence of Pep Guardiola.

The Europa League knockout round play-off draw has also taken place in Nyon.

Elsewhere in the football world, the draw for the play-off round of the Champions League has been made.

Bournemouth's new arrival in line to make his debut this weekend.

It appears Jack Grealish's season is over prematurely.

Will Brighton bring in a striker before the transfer window closes?

Liverpool face Newcastle this weekend and they will be missing two key players, who Eddie Howe has issued updates on.

However, it will be some time before Alexander Isak makes his comeback.

Some other injury updates from the Anfield camp.

For Liverpool, Jeremie Frimpong's injury is not as bad as first feared and it will be a matter of weeks, although Ibrahima Konaté is back in contention this weekend.

And finally, a good-natured response from Mikel Arteta on his relationship with Pep Guardiola as they fight for the title.

And that isn't the only good news for Arsenal this morning.

First up, it is Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta with plenty of positive injury updates.

Welcome to Friday's coverage of Premier League press conferences as managers deliver updates on transfers, team news and more.