Bournemouth

Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola confirmed he will have the same squad available as last time out against Nottingham Forest.

He added: "From the ones that are injured, the only player that has started doing stuff with us recently is Luis Sinisterra. We will assess him again today, but it is not certain that he will be involved this weekend."

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Bournemouth

From Arne Slot we move to Liverpool's opponents this weekend - Bournemouth.

Cherries boss Andoni Iraola has led the club on an 11-game unbeaten run in the Premier League, while leaders Liverpool are unbeaten in 18 league games: "It's definitely the biggest challenge of the season. I think they have been the best team, not only in England but also in Europe this season.

"They are top of the league. They have been top of the league in Europe, even though they didn't play their first-team in their last game. That shows their level.

"It's going to be very difficult for us, but it's also a good challenge. I think we are in a good moment as we are playing well also. I don't know if we will have enough, but we will try."

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Liverpool

Liverpool boss Arne Slot on reported Saudi Pro League interest in Mohamed Salah: "I would be surprised if there was anyone around the world saying 'we don't want Mo Salah'.

"He is doing so well for so many years that probably everyone wants him. He has done so well without my advice for a long time so he can probably keep doing what is best for his career even without my advice. But my advice to him would be different than the one you mentioned [Saudi League].

"Everyone wants him, including us. We want to extend as well. That is clear. I am not surprised Saudi wants him but I wouldn't be surprised if every other country wants him as well."

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Liverpool

Back to Liverpool manager Arne Slot, who was asked earlier today whether he has spoken to Trent Alexander-Arnold, Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk, who are all out of contract at the end of the season, about their futures at the club:

"I speak with these players, not every day but quite a lot.

"It would be ridiculous if in all these times I have spoken to them we have never spoken about the future. Of course we do.

"That is not something I am going to discuss with you but it's not only with the three who are out of contract, you also speak about the future things with other players as well. It's a non stop process in talking with your players."

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Wolves

More from Wolves boss Vitor Pereira on whether they are close to bringing in a centre-back: "Our priority is still the same, a midfielder and a centre-back. The club is working on it, I hope, until the end of the window and we can bring someone."

On if he would be comfortable with what he has if they can’t bring someone in: "If I stay like this I will do my best for sure, but the club knows that we need to increase the level."

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Wolves

Wolves boss Vitor Pereira on striker Jorgen Strand Larsen, who limped off against Arsenal: "Larsen has a muscle injury and he will be out [for the] next game."

On whether he will change his system because of that injury: "No, I cannot change my system. If we build a system, build a style of play or a game model around one player that will be a disaster for us. We must improve our qualities, our dynamic in our game mode, the way that we start to work since the first day. We are working on it.

"We can play with another striker, different qualities, different connections with the other players, different movements."

He added Boubacar Traore has flu.

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Aston Villa

Aston Villa boss Unai Emery on team news concerning defenders Matty Cash and Tyrone Mings.

Mings pulled up with what looked to be a serious knee injury during Sunday's draw at home to West Ham, while Cash was substituted after 30 minutes of Wednesday Champions League win over Celtic.

"We will train this afternoon but Matty Cash is not available, he’s going to be, more or less, three or four weeks out," said Emery.

"Tyrone Mings is a small injury, not really bad but I think he will need some days more to be ready to play."

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Aston Villa

It's been a week of speculation concerning Ollie Watkins' future at Aston Villa.

The club rejected an approach from Arsenal for the England striker.

Sources had confirmed to BBC Sport the Gunners made their enquiry on Monday, but the reports of a £60m bid surfaced just hours before Villa's Champions League match on Wednesday.

Villa sources had said they have no intention of allowing Watkins to leave.

Aston Villa

More from Aston Villa boss Unai Emery on Ollie Watkins: "The commitment of Ollie Watkins with us is a huge commitment. He appreciates a lot how Villa was always supporting him and helping him, when we joined here two years ago how we were working with him and getting the best of him.

"Now we need him, like he needed Aston Villa in the last years. I am speaking with him a lot, he is always adapting with every circumstances we have and of course when some teams calling us being interested in the players it’s very good for us and the players.

"Some players prefer to leave and some accept to stay here and commit with our challenges. One of them is Ollie Watkins."

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Aston Villa

Big news for Aston Villa fans.

Manager Unai Emery has said that striker Ollie Watkins wants to stay at Villa, after the club rejected an approach from Arsenal earlier this week.

Emery said: "Yes, he is happy to stay. We asked him how he is feeling every day and year he is being here with Villa and he is happy here."

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Everton

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Some team news from Everton manager David Moyes, including a positive update on striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin: "Dom isn't as bad as we first feared. He doesn't need any surgery. From that point of view, it's not a good injury but it's not as bad as first feared. We're hoping it's not as long as first expected and hoping he will play again this season."

On Orel Mangala, Dwight McNeil and Youssef Chermiti injuries: "I believe that Orel Mangala will go back [to Lyon]. We're waiting for the surgeon to clear it and he will be operated on and he will be operated on in France as far as I know.

"Dwight McNeil has had a minor surgery. I've just spoken to him before coming in here, he's back in the building. Hopefully this will sort out his injury which was a little bit difficult to diagnose.

"Youssef Chermiti is back on the grass today. I'm getting told maybe 3-4 weeks we may have a chance of getting him back but his first day back was today."

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Liverpool

Liverpool manager Arne Slot on Saturday's opponents: "This is probably going to sound strange, I knew this already when we were playing the second half against them in our home game.

"We were 3-0 up at half-time and I was expecting a second half where we could control the ball and maybe score a fourth one but they just kept on going at us for 45 minutes and that showed me the character of the team and since then they have been outstanding.

"They have beaten so many strong teams and there is a simple reason for that a lot of quality created by Richard [Hughes, former Bournemouth director who now works for Liverpool]. He hired a fantastic manager as well, why is he a fantastic manager? He has a good game plan and his players work incredibly hard."

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Chelsea

Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca on if there will be any more players coming to the club before transfer deadline day: "You can expect players arrive and you can expect players leaving, it is like this in this moment.

"I don't have any idea about the ones that they can leave or arrive. Anything can happen. The main focus is the game and the most important thing."

And on if stories around transfers have affected the club's form: "100% for me yes. I have said many times they are human beings, even if they say 'I am professional, I am focused on this', if they are talking about you and different clubs the focus is not 100%. But as I said it's not just for us.

"That's one thing, the other thing is losing Wes. For us, he has been a key player. If you see City, Arsenal or other teams it happens in all the teams. The good thing is we still have a good performance and we create chances and a big difference for me has been inside the box."

Maresca was asked whether the club had tried to recall goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga from his loan at Bournemouth, to which he replied: "Absolutely not."

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Chelsea

Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca faced the media this morning to preview his side's Premier League match at home to West Ham on Monday.

He was first asked if his team need a response to losing to Manchester City: "We need a response, we need a good performance to try and win the game. [Not just because of the loss] but because we always try to do the same. For sure it would be a good moment to get three points."

On injuries: "No. Exactly the same as the last game. Wes [Fofana] is out, Romeo [Lavia] is out and Benoit [Badiashile] is out. The rest are okay."

On if the game being on transfer deadline day will affect his team selection: "We have in this moment many noises around the players but it is not just for us, if you as Graham I don't know if he has noises around players.

"But overall it is the same situation for all of the clubs and managers. The good thing is Monday is the last day."

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Liverpool

Liverpool manager Arne Slot was also asked about the fitness of Diogo Jota, Joe Gomez and Darwin Nunez: "All three are in training today. The question is are they all ready far enough to join us towards Bournemouth.

"That is something we will have to wait and see today because we have probably more than 20 available so we have to make the smartest decision for them but also winning the game tomorrow."

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Manchester United

Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim on how soon it will be before Luke Shaw returns to action after injury: "It will take a little bit more time. I think he needs to train more, to spend more time with his team-mates playing normal or small-sided games, not just working alone.

"He stayed to do a different type of work, he's going to get together with the team when we arrive [back to Manchester]. When I feel it is the right moment, he will get minutes in the games."

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Arsenal

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta on whether he is particularly looking to bring in an experienced player or someone who can develop at the club:

"We don't really look at the market in those terms. We look at what we have in the squad, what we are lacking and who can bring something that can potentially make us much better.

"Regardless of age or the background they have is a real belief that a player can be really good for us."

Asked if it is a "must" that Arsenal sign a striker before Monday's deadline, Arteta added:

"We have the ambition and purpose to try to help the team, support the squad to be better and to finish the season strongly. We're actively trying to do that."

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Manchester United

Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim on Alejandro Garnacho's improved form in recent matches, after being dropped for the Manchester derby at City in December: "He changed right away since that game against Manchester City, the way he understands things, he understands that I just want to help him and I just want to win games.

"He changed in everything - the approach when I talk to him, the way he recovers, he understands sometimes I'm a different coach and that I'm demanding in my way.

"Sometimes it's hard with the first impact because it's a different type of coach. He understands [now] that it's never in a bad way - it's always for him.

"I think all the merit is for Garnacho. He is improving and we want to continue to improve with Garnacho. On Thursday he understood the position, the moments of playing inside or outside, and the connection with Diogo Dalot is improving a lot."

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Right, let's bring in some more managers.

Coming up are the top lines from Manchester United's Ruben Amorim, Liverpool boss Arne Slot and Chelsea head coach Enzo Maresca...

Arsenal

Mikel Arteta on potential incomings, after reports that a bid for Aston Villa's Ollie Watkins was rejected: "I'm not going to talk about any individuals, we're actively looking to find a solution in that position and we'll see what the market brings."