Everton

Everton boss Sean Dyche on his future under the new ownership:

"Other than winning games which all managers need to do, they have made it quite clear they have nothing but support for me.

"You have to win games but there is nothing but support and no other thoughts on anything else.

"It is not an immediate change but it would be good if it is a little bit more stable than it has been since I got here. The possible change of owners is now sorted.

"There is no magic wand but it would be nice to to know the hard work has been for good reason. I hope it [the takeover] brings a positive mood to the team."

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Everton boss Sean Dyche on meeting with new executive chairman Marc Watts:

"It was about the format moving forward. They are fully supportive of me, the staff and the team going forward.

"I haven't said to too much about what I want. They were asking questions about what I have learnt in my time and the overall feel of the club. Most of the on the pitch stuff they are supportive of and they want to be. They are not getting too involved in that side of things.

"It was very casual, picking each other's brains and making clear the financial position of the club is very important going forward.

"January will be dominated again by PSR (Profitability and Sustainability Rules)."

Arsenal

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta on the club's progress: "The unity, the connection and the fact we are competing in big fronts right now. We haven’t managed to do that in recent years so that’s positive.

"I am here because I am so passionate about what I do and I love this football club. I try to be the best version every day.

"Those things take time. There was a connection here with the fans because I was a player and captain here but after going through different situations together it had galvanised the relationship."

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Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta on whether he has projected the next five years: "No. You have to live in the present in this job. You can prepare for the mid to long-term but you have to be in the moment to understand how things are working and putting processes in place to make better decisions."

On what he needs to improve on as coach: "In all of them. I was very obsessed with the tactical aspect when I arrived but after two months I realised there was no tactics to do because we were sitting at home [it was Covid].

"We had to look after the emotional and physical well-being of the players. You have to evolve."

Wolves

Wolves manager Vitor Pereira was also asked if he thinks he can keep the club in the Premier League: "Of course it is a responsibility but a good responsibility. Now is the time to give confidence to them, to guide them like a tactical GPS. To put them in the same direction, to connect them and to face with confidence, to play with courage."

On Leicester: "I think every game in the Premier League is very important. A good result brings confidence and this is important for us in this moment. We came with an idea with a style to play and the results will bring them the confidence to believe in the idea."

Arsenal

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta started his press conference by giving a team news update ahead of Saturday's trip to Crystal Palace.

Riccardo Calafiori and Declan Rice are available, while Oleksandr Zinchenko "has a chance of making it."

The game comes too soon for defender Takehiro Tomiyasu as he remains sidelined.

Wolves

Wolves manager Vitor Pereira on if Nelson Semedo will continue as captain: "Nelson is a very good boy, a good personality and now I am trying to understand where the leadership is on the pitch.

"It is important on the pitch. For now I am studying. It is not time to decide, it is time to study, to get information, After we will decide the captain."

On if he always planned to coach in so many different countries: "No. I remember the first step outside the country was to Saudi Arabia and when I left Porto my target was a club in England which means I had a meeting at that time to come to England.

"But after a prince went to my home and knocked on my door and convinced me to, I didn't get the job in England but I went to Saudi Arabia."

Wolves

Wolves manager Vitor Pereira on Matheus Cunha's availability after he was charged by the Football Association with misconduct: "I am not sure because we haven't decided. He is an important player in our team. My first impression [of the squad] is I am very happy. Of course every team can improve and we will try and improve. It is important to get the confidence again and the results. The results will bring confidence and give them motivation and clear ideas."

On if he has watched many Wolves game: "I studied before I accepted the job. Of course we need to improve some aspects of the game. But we have good players, a player with confidence can do a lot of things, it can change everything.

"My idea is to create an identity, a tactical identity. First training we started to work for this identity, the way of playing."

Wolves

Wolves manager Vitor Pereira added on which experiences he has had to help the club: "All of them. I have had different experiences with different levels of players and leagues but this is important. I am sure everything will help me to do my job."

On the transfer window: "I think the club is open to do it but in this moment it is important with new ideas to understand the answer of the players on the pitch.

"It is important I have at least one week to understand what I can do with our players, to study the personality and what we need. After this we will decide."

Wolves

Wolves manager Vitor Pereira has faced the media before his team play Leicester on Sunday. He was first asked why he decided Wolves was the right fit for him: "Because it is the Premier League and in my opinion the Premier League is the best league in the world. Something that was my target for a long time. It means that I am in the right place with the top, high level players, league and managers. I am very happy to be here."

On when he first heard from Wolves: "I had some approaches from clubs in England but Wolves did the step forward to finish. I had a project in Saudi Arabia but with this opportunity you cannot think twice."

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New Wolves boss Vitor Pereira has a big smile on his face as he speaks to the media for the first time.

Quotes to come.

Manchester United

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Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim also spoke on Antony: "He needs more confidence, I remember Antony and I played against him in Ajax, he lacks a bit of confidence about going into one v ones, he is working hard and trying, playing both inside and outside. He is trying and I will help him to be a better player."

Finally, Amorim said on if a home record is important: "It was hard to lose that game [against Nottingham Forest]. It is always important to hear our songs, play with our fans."

Manchester United

Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim on Mason Mount's injury: "Several weeks [he will be out for]. I don't know the exact date but it is going to be long. That's it. It is part of football and we continue."

And on Mount being prone to injury: "That is not my department. What I can do is to help him to teach him to play our game while he is recovering, to give him that time to think about different things.

"The worst part is that we don't have time to train as you should do while recovering with a lot of injuries - as you should do. We are always travelling, we don't train enough with the team together. It makes it hard to recover for the games."

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Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim was also asked if Marcus Rashford was available for the game: "Yes, of course. It is the same thing guys [that saw him left out]."

And he added on what is going right and wrong in the team: "I think we are improving near the opponent's box. We have some games where we were without real threat but you could see different things today.

"We can shoot, we are near the goal and you really feel it. It is a good thing in our team. I feel our team is faster, pressing more and the physicality is improving.

"The understanding of the game is improving and you can see it by the controlling of the game, in this game and the last game, we understand the positioning and the movement we can do. We are out so let's focus on the next competition."

Manchester United

We will next hear from Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim.

Get the latest news and analysis on our dedicated Man Utd page.

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England international Dele Alli has said he is "turning a new page" as he officially confirms he is leaving Everton. Reports suggest he will be joining Italian club Como in January.

In a statement published on social media Alli said: "As widely published, 2025 may set me on a new path with some exciting opportunities. Before any of that happens it's very important for me to make clear how grateful I am of all the fans, staff and players at Everton for the support they have given me.

"It has been an incredibly tough journey trying to put the pieces together to regain match fitness and I cannot thank the Everton staff enough for the hard work they have put into the process.

"Unfortunately things haven't worked out as we all would have hoped and I think it is the right time for me to turn a new page.

"I want to wish everyone at this amazing club the very best of luck and hopefully we will see each other again soon."

Chelsea

Chelsea manager Enzo Marseca on Reece James' partial return to the squad: "It doesn't mean he's going to be with us on Sunday or next Sunday. The plan is part of the session he'll be with the team then from there to try to build the right conditions for him."

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Chelsea

Chelsea manager Enzo Marseca on Ben Chilwell and Carney Chukwuemeka leaving the club in January: "There are players that unfortunately didn't play a lot with us in all the competitions, like Chilwell, like Carney.

"Probably they're the first that will want to leave because they work every day because they want to play. If they don't play probably they are thinking to leave.

"Each player has a different situation so we'll see if anyone knocks the door and says I want to leave. We'll try to find a solution."

Get the latest news and analysis on our dedicated Chelsea page.

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Bournemouth

Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola on player availability ahead of Sunday's match against Manchester United: "If not the same, it's going to be very very similar squad [to West Ham]. No changes."

Get the latest news and analysis on our dedicated Bournemouth page

Nick Mashiter
BBC Sport football news reporter

Vitor Pereira faces the media for the first time shortly (13:30 GMT) after his appointment as Wolves boss.

The former Porto manager, who joined from Saudi Pro League side Al-Shabab on Thursday, takes over with Wolves five points from safety in the Premier League.

He will be desperate to have Matheus Cunha available for Sunday's trip to Leicester with the forward charged by the Football Association with misconduct for his clash with Liam Delap and Ipswich's security following the 2-1 defeat by the Tractor Boys on Saturday.

Pereira has taken training for the past two days and has been hands on during the sessions ahead of Wolves' crucial trip to the King Power Stadium to face Leicester.

Get the latest news and analysis on our dedicated Wolves page.

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