Fulham

Fulham boss Marco Silva also gave a team news update ahead of Saturday's home game to Leeds United.

"All of those that came back from international duty were in good shape.

"Some of them only arrived [back] yesterday so it’s about recovery for them.

"I have to make some important decisions on some players after I have seem how they have reacted to today’s session. Then I will see who is in the best condition and who are the best 11 players for this match."

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Marco Silva on moving on from the defeat to Chelsea in which there was several VAR controversies: "You have time to think and analyse but not with the full squad because straight after the match they went on international duties.

"We as staff analysed the game, as we always do, we had some speech with the players about it as well and we move on.

"We performed in a high level, but other circumstances did not allow us to win."

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Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner gave an update on player injuries ahead of Saturday's game against Sunderland: "Fortunately, all the international players came back healthy and fit so that everybody of them is available. The injured players are progressing very well.

"At the moment it looks like Adam Wharton, Ismaila Sarr and Eddie Nketiah are available at least against Liverpool, so in two weeks.

"Tomorrow none of them are available. Millwall [EFL Cup], none of them is available, maybe Adam and Eddie have a chance for West Ham.

“All the new signings will be in the squad tomorrow. There is a good chance that Yeremy Pino will make his starting debut for Crystal Palace tomorrow.

"He just needed to rest during the international break. The first week of the international break he didn't train. He had a small injury from his last game at Villarreal. But then he started preparing on Monday."

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More from Oliver Glasner on the fallout from Marc Guehi's failed move to Liverpool:

"I didn't have to threaten anybody. There were no bad tensions between the chairman and myself. It was really just a discussion about sports, and he decided against the money and for the sporting perspective of Crystal Palace. So again, big credit to the chairman, and the same big credit to Marc, who handled it very well.

"We [Guwhi] talked on deadline day. We talked the day after deadline day, when he was already in the England camp and was always very honest. Everybody could see how he played for England, that he's 100% focused, the same here.

"And it was written [in media] that he steps back as our captain. Nothing true. He will be our captain as long as he's here, because he's just such a great player and such a great personality and so much noise.

"That is the truth."

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Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner discusses deadline day after Marc Guehi's failed £35m Liverpool transfer spurred on rumours of tension between Glasner and his chairman Steve Parish: "I never threatened to leave the club, never.

"At the end of many discussions it was the chairman who asked me 'Oliver, do you think we can manage the season when we sell Marc?' I said 'honestly we can't manage it in the short-term'

"If we buy a 19 year old, fantastic player with about 1000 minutes in the league and sell our captain with about 15,000 minutes in the Premier League. I think we can't manage it short term. And if then we have three centre-backs and with our schedule, and if we have an injury in the back three. I think it's very, very risky.

"If you want this scenario for Crystal Palace and you are fine with it. Sell Marc, if you don't want to have this, then we have to keep him. And then he decided we keep him."

Marc Guehi's failed move from Crystal Palace to Liverpool was one of the biggest talking points of deadline day.

Oliver Glasner has been speaking about it...

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BBC Sport football news reporter

Unai Emery brushed off any issues with Emi Martinez after he stayed at Aston Villa.

The World Cup winning goalkeeper remained at Aston Villa despite wanting a move to Manchester United.

That never materialised as United brought in signing Senne Lammens from Royal Antwerp instead.

Martinez missed the 3-0 defeat to Crystal Palace because of the transfer speculation before the deadline but is available for Saturday's Premier League trip to Everton.

Aston Villa

Aston Villa boss Unai Emery has provided a squad news update ahead of Saturday's match.

He says Jadon Sancho, Harvey Elliott and Victor Lindelof will be in the squad this weekend but are all in "different circumstances": "Sancho was not training with the group and physically he will need time. Harvey was training and playing consistently with Liverpool and is more or less fit. Lindelof was training individually and he is available to be with us but he will need time to know us tactically."

Elsewhere in the squad, Emery added: "Matty Cash is available. We have some players injured who are close, [Andres] Garcia, [Boubacar] Kamara and [Amadou] Onana. Ross Barkley has a personal issue and I think he will come back and be available soon, but not yet."

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Aston Villa boss Unai Emery was asked about Emiliano Martinez, who was linked with a move to Manchester United right up until transfer deadline day: "Everything happens with players, maybe staying, maybe they were close to leaving, maybe other players were close to others or to join us. It's normal, I understand it completely, everything.

"Him staying here is good news, I am so happy. He is the best goalkeeper in the world, his commitment to Aston Villa is massive. He is always training to get his best, respecting Aston Villa.

"Some circumstances happen. Everyone is happy, the energy today was very good. Emi is happy and now he knows his challenge is with Aston Villa and his national team."

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Brentford

Brentford boss Keith Andrews confirmed deadline day signing from Arsenal Reiss Nelson will feature on Saturday:

"Reiss will be involved. He’s a type of player we don’t really have on that side of the pitch; a dribbler, technically very good and he complements what we have in Kevin Schade, [Igor] Thiago, Fabio [Carvalho], [Mikkel] Damsgaard and Dango [Ouattara].

"He’s slotted in seamlessly to the group."

Midfielder Vitaly Janelt - who has not featured since April due to a heel issue - is available for selection after featuring for the B team on Tuesday while Michael Kayode has recovered from an illness suffered while on international duty with Italy under-21s

Andrews also confirmed Paris Maghoma is still building fitness as he recovers from a hamstring injury and Gustavo Nunes will return to team training next week.

Brentford

Brentford boss Keith Andrews on Yoane Wissa's Deadline Day move to Newcastle:

"Understanding of it I would say, more than anything.

"All along I was very much I expected Yoane to stay. Up until the very last press conference before we played Sunderland it was nowhere near a move.

"That's pretty much where it was and I wanted Yoane to stay.

"I didn't really want to lose that amount of goals out of the building but at the same time I was very understanding of the way this club works and the medium to long-term future of the club is very important."

Keith Andrews and Unai Emery are up next - will they be asked about Yoane Wissa (who left) and Emi Martinez (who stayed?) respectively?

Let's find out...

Tottenham Hotspur

Spurs boss Thomas Frank on potential debuts for Xavi Simons and Randal Kolo Muani: "Both of them are looking good. Both are in contention for the squad. Xavi, for natural reasons, is further down the line as he has played for Holland and a few games for Leipzig.

"Randal hasn't played since the Club World Cup and didn't really train at PSG so he is not as fit as Xavi."

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Spurs boss Thomas Frank on team news: "Everyone is fine. Everyone returned well. Everyone is in a good place. Dom [Solanke] won't be available still. I don't expect it to be too long but he won't be available for this game."

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Tottenham boss Thomas Frank on Daniel Levy's departure: "He deserves huge praise. One of the longest-serving chairman in the Premier League ever. He has laid the foundations for the future in terms of the world-class training centre and stadium.

"I have spoken to him. It has been brief. I said thank you. I can only appreciate that in every aspect. I wish him all the best going forward."

Time to cross north London and hear from Thomas Frank to preview Tottenham's trip to West Ham on Saturday.

David Moyes, Oliver Glasner, Unai Emery, Keith Andrews, Scott Parker and Marco Silva will soon follow.

Arsenal signed Ecuador international Piero Hincapie from Bayer Leverkusen on transfer deadline day on a season-long loan with an option to buy.

The Gunners have agreed a £45m fee for the versatile defender, should they wish to sign him permanently next summer.

Hincapie can operate as a left-back or centre-back and was a key member of Xabi Alonso's Leverkusen squad that won the Bundesliga in 2023-24 without losing a single game.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta described Hincapie as "a real physical presence".

He added: "With his versatility and tactical flexibility giving us strong added defensive options. He is a big character, with a very good combination of both youth and maturity. He will make our squad stronger and more competitive."

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Arsenal

On Arsenal's deadline day signing of Piero Hincapie, Mikel Arteta said: "He is a player we have wanted for a few years. With the departure of Jakub Kiwior as well, we needed another player in that position.

"He has a lot of experience for his age and we are very happy to have him.

"He's ready to go. He's trained two days with us and he had a very successful time at the end [of the break] under Argentina."

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Mikel Arteta on Bukayo Saka and William Saliba's contracts: "That work never stops. The good thing is that the players want to remain here and they want to be a big part of the future.

"The agent is talking with [sporting director] Andrea [Berta] and he will drive that forward."

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