It's been a busy old day looking back at Monday's Premier League game, we've had a couple of transfers and also looked forward to the return of the Champions League.

Here's a reminder of the top stories:

• Manchester City confirm signing of Vitor Reis
• Villa sign Levante full-back Garcia
• Forest make approach for Brentford's Wissa
• Arteta confirms Calafiori and Nwaneri availability

We'll be back bright and early tomorrow to react to a big night of European football as Aston Villa travel to Monaco and Liverpool host Lille in the Champions League - follow it all on the BBC Sport website.

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An interesting exchange, all friendly enough, to end the news conference between Mikel Arteta and a journalist.

After saying he had maybe "one or two" games all season where he was able to plan in advance and rotate, he spoke about Arsenal's defensive options.

The thing the Gunners boss was keen to get across every time was that Jurrien Timber was his only option at right-back or right centre-back.

That's all from the Arsenal manager - and it's nearly it from us for today, too.

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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta on Bukayo Saka and the prospect of him being back before match: "That's not going to change. I think it's within the process and the time had. That phase is gone now.

"He's doing really well. Feeling better day by day but we have to respect the healing process and then he has other stages to go through in the rehab."

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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta on 15-year-old Max Dowman who was training with the first team today: "Very impressive. At his age as well, some of the things he does in training are unbelievable. A player with a huge talent that we have a lot of belief that we can develop him to become one of our own and he is doing very well so far.

"He's taking very fast steps because every time we put him in a new challenge, different level overcomes that hurdle pretty quickly which is great."

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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta was asked if he's enjoying the transfer window, he said "I love it!" with a big grin on his face.

On being linked with a number of different strikers: "I understand it happens. I get a lot of people texting me 'you after him' and this. I don't even know what they're talking about. I don't follow it too much. I have enough work to do with a lot of things so I don't get too distracted with it."

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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta on the chance of a break if Arsenal qualify: "Let's do what we have to do first which is always difficult because we are talking about the Champions League. If we manage to do that obviously we will have the best ideas on the table to make the right decision.

"Yeah it was very helpful [a break last season] with the schedule that we have for the last three months you can have a break and reset a little bit, work on things and rest some people but some people are back. That would be great."

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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta on the Champions League: "So far we have done really well. We are in a strong position and now it's time to capitalise at home. The work that we have done for many months, we need a strong performance against a really good side and we'll try to do that."

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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta on playing music during training: "It's something we've been doing for many years now and it's part of training. We use music as another element of our training sessions. To build the energy, to change some purposes we want in the training session and the players enjoy it."

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Asked about Dinamo Zagreb, Mikel Arteta is full of praise and says the Croatian side have "a lot of talent".

Remember you can watch the news conference live at the top of this page.

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"I love it!" says Mikel Arteta with a smile when asked if he enjoys the transfer window.

He quickly adds that he doesn't allow himself to get distracted by it.

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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta on William Saliba: "He's evolving really well. The last few days he was feeling much better already but this game comes a little bit too early for him."

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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta on Riccardo Calafiori and Ethan Nwaneri who returned to training: "Very positive news. We missed them for a few weeks and they returned today for training. They will be available for the game."

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It's good news from Mikel Arteta to start as he confirms the "very positive news" that Riccardo Calafiori and Ethan Nwaneri have returned to training.

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He kept us all waiting for a little while but Mikel Arteta has now appeared.

The Arsenal manager is all business, wearing a very serious look as he takes his seat.

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Arsenal currently sit third in the Champions League table.

They've won four, drawn one and lost one.

A win against Dinamo Zagreb won't confirm a place in the top eight but it will put them in a strong position to progress directly into the last 16.

They travel to Girona for their final game.

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We're still waiting on Mr Arteta, I'm sure he'll be along very shortly.

As always with these Champions League press conferences, we'll hear from a player as well and the man on media duties for the Gunners this afternoon is Leandro Trossard.

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Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta is set to face the media any time soon to preview his side's penultimate Champions League league phase match against Dinamo Zagreb.

We streamed the Gunners' open training session earlier.

Ethan Nwaneri and Riccardo Calafiori were seen training. 15-year-old Max Dowman was also with the first team.

William Saliba, Takehiro Tomiyasu and Ben White were all absent.

We are expecting an injury update from Arteta.

Just click on the 'watch live' play icon to watch a stream of the news conference.

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One other piece of news to bring you is an update from Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti, who has brushed aside rumours of a departure at the end of the season.

The five-time Champions League-winning coach, who is contracted to the club until 2026, said that he intended to stay for at least "four more years":

"I want to be very clear, the date of my departure from this club, I will never decide in my life. This day will arrive, but I don't know when. It's not up to me to decide. It can arrive tomorrow, in a few matches, in a year, in five years...

"Florentino (Pérez, the president of the club) will continue for four more years and my goal is to stay four more years at his side like that. We'll have a great send-off together."

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Arne Engels says Celtic "belong" in the Champions League knockout stages as they look to secure a play-off spot with victory over Young Boys on Wednesday night.

Celtic have not played knockout football in the Champions League since 2012-13 when they lost to Italian giants Juventus in the last 16.

But a home victory over the pointless Swiss side would ensure a place in the play-off round and maintain hopes of an automatic place in the last 16, with a trip to Villa Park still to come in the final game.

"We are really ready as a squad and we also feel that we have qualities to make the difference," said Belgium midfielder Engels.

"We feel also, in big games against good teams, that we can do really well and that we can perform.

"So of course, as a team, we all feel that we belong to the knockouts and we will do everything to go there.

"But we will see after the game. It is now just focusing on the game and the job that we need to do and after Aston Villa, we can hopefully talk about it."

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Liverpool will be without injured pair Joe Gomez and Diogo Jota for tonight's match at Anfield.

Otherwise, though, Arne Slot has a full squad to choose from and, given the strength of their position in the competition, there is an argument that this could be an opportunity for the Dutchman to rotate.

Darwin Nunez will certainly be eager to start after his late match-winning double at Brentford, while Harvey Elliott and Federico Chiesa were also heavily involved in the goals after coming off the bench - might one or other of them be handed a rare start?

Nothing is certain yet, though, so don't be surprised if Slot goes as strong as he can and, if all goes well tonight, ring the changes away at PSV Eindhoven next week instead.