Aston Villa

Aston Villa boss Unai Emery on whether new signing Donyell Malen may be involved in tomorrow's game: "Could be yes.

"He's used to playing as a seven, sometimes an 11 on the left, but also as a number 10. He's always close to the opponent's box and scores and assists goals - we will need a player like him to be a threat to the opponent in behind."

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner on transfer business: "I hope that we can announce a signing quite early. Maybe later today or tomorrow, and as I mentioned before we are looking for a second one but in a different position."

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Mario Lemina has produced a U-turn at Wolves and is available for selection until his future is resolved.

The midfielder asked to be left out of the squad for the mid-week 3-0 defeat at Newcastle, amid his desire to leave Molineux.

Saudi Pro League side Al-Shabab want to sign the 31-year-old and have asked to take him for free, something Wolves are not entertaining.

But Lemina apologised to Wolves boss Vitor Pereira on Friday morning and could now be included in the squad to face Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Monday.

Pereira said: "Last time I came to the press conference I thought he was in for the game, then he asked me to be out of the game because mentally he wasn’t in condition.

"Today he came to me, he asked to apologise to me and the team. He said he is ready to do his best for the team until we have a solution and decision.

"This is the way he must behave. We are professional, the club play the salaries which means I should come here with energy to help until the last day."

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner on defender Trevor Chalobah being recalled by Chelsea: "It was a little bit surprising that Trevor was called back by Chelsea, but it's very good for us that Chadi Riad is back.

"We'll do something [business in the transfer window] if it makes sense, if we think we can't find the right player to achieve our goals then we won't do anything."

Manchester United

Finally, Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim on if he is worried about Rasmus Hojlund's lack of goals: "I think it's a team problem. You can see it, it's not just from now, it's from the past. So we have clearly a lack of goals and a lack of threat.

"When you threaten the opponents, the opponents maybe don't press you so high. So everything is connected. All the players have moments in this season. I think when we started this journey together, Rasmus was the player that was always scoring. So he can come back in the next game, we will see. But I think it's more a team problem than a Rasmus problem."

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Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim on the possibility of Antony leaving in the transfer window: "Like I said, I want to keep my players, I'm focused on these players. I don't know what is going to happen this window, we'll see. But he did a good job [against Southampton]."

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Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim on if he is concerned Manuel Ugarte is struggling to play back-to-back games: "The players will get used to that. I’m trying to be honest with you guys. I talk openly about the game. You are focused on what I said about Ugarte. Ugarte was tired because he did a great job against Liverpool.

"If you look at the game against Arsenal, maybe Ugarte and Bruno [Fernandes] were the best players against Liverpool. They didn't play against Newcastle. I think that happens with all players in the Premier League. They can play, but they don't play the same way."

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner on the latest with his squad: “Jeff Lerma is not available tomorrow – he is sick – but all the others who played at Leicester look quite good.

“It could’ve been that he’d [Lerma] be back today, but then he didn’t feel really well, so then we decided it makes no sense.

“He felt a lack of power, and then we said, okay, we have to wait. We had to take him off after 20 minutes at Leicester and then he felt unwell, and this is what happened.”

“We have got a little small question about Ismaila Sarr. He’s suffering a little bit with tightness in his hamstring, but we will take the final decision tomorrow.

“But all the others are fine.”

Everton

Everton boss David Moyes on potential transfers: "I don’t know if there is that level of value available. We are looking really closely, but when you come in you’re trying to catch up with what the club can do."

On Lyon winger Ernest Nuamah, who has been linked with the club: "He is a player who I know we have been looking at but unless something is happening that I’m not aware of then I don't know."

On Armando Broja returning to Chelsea: "Not absolutely happening but his injury is now going to take a lot longer than initially thought. It is one of the options that might be available but people around the club are talking about it with Chelsea."

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest manager Nuno Espirito Santo on Southampton: "I think they competed very well yesterday. We watched the game, we analysed. That shows credit to them in the position they are being able to compete... We expect a very tough game on Sunday.

"We don't know how the game [will turn out]. So we have to prepare. Analyse Southampton, they have good players."

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest manager Nuno Espirito Santo on if fatigue in the squad following the Liverpool game has given him issues with selection: "It gives me the same dilemma as I have every game, trying to figure out the best decisions and solutions for the game. We have almost every player available, healthy squad."

And on injuries. he said: "Assessing from the preview game. Danilo coming back, Ibrahim [Sangare] closer. Healthy squad."

Everton

Everton boss David Moyes also updated on team news: "James Garner is back on the pitch training, but the others aren’t.

"Dwight [McNeil] isn’t too far away, we are just waiting for more information. Tim [Timothy Iroegbunam] is not far behind.

"Seamus [Coleman] had a slight injury in training and is a little further away."

Everton

Everton boss David Moyes on potential transfers: "I don’t know if there is that level of value available. We are looking really closely, but when you come in you’re trying to catch up with what the club can do."

On Lyon winger Ernest Nuamah, who has bene linked with the club: "He is a player who I know we have been looking at but unless something is happening that I’m not aware of then I don't know."

On Armando Broja returning to Chelsea: "Not absolutely happening but his injury is now going to take a lot longer than initially thought. It is one of the options that might be available but people around the club are talking about it with Chelsea."

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest manager Nuno Espirito Santo on if Erling Haaland's 9.5 year contract at Manchester City will see a change in how contracts are signed moving forward: "I don't know if it is a tendancy for the future. The PSR, the impact on that I'm not sure."

Tottenham Hotspur

Finally from Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou, he has been discussing the performances of new goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky: "Fair to say he has been thrown in at the deep end. He has had three big challenges in different ways.

"Certainly gaining experience, looking at games he has played and those challenges. He has handled it really well.

"I said from day one he is a very assured young man. From goalkeeping aspect, he has got all attributes we are looking for, he will be a good fit for us.

"We have thrown him in in at the deep end but we will get benefits from that."

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Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou on if the club are trying to bring in players to help cover injuries: "I know the club is working hard as they can. January is not easy. I know work is being done behind the scenes to get some players in."

On Kolo Muani joining Juventus instead of Spurs: "Depends. We were interested in and looking at a number of players.

"Did we get to point he was coming to us? No."

On difficulties of January window: "It is tricky, as all clubs are finding.

"Traditionally it ramps up in final week. We are approaching that for all clubs.

"It is trickier in January because you trying to acquire players from clubs who might want to replace that player, so lot of logistics involved."

Arsenal

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta on beating north London rivals Tottenham and looking forward to facing Aston Villa: "I loved the attitude that the team played with, great occasion in front of our people, the atmosphere was brilliant but we move on to the next one, that’s a big game. We will try as hard as possible to prepare in the best way to win. We know the difficulty of the team that they are, that’s why they are performing so well. Great players, and a great coach."

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Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou on if lack of intensity was physical or mental in north London derby: "Bit of both. First half we were way too passive in our approach - with and without the ball.

"We allowed Arsenal to dictate the game, set the tempo, we weren't really able to make an impact like we wanted.

"Second half was better but ultimately it cost us."

Arsenal

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta was asked about his comments that Arsenal have been the best team in the league in the last few seasons: “If we refer to the stats, the stats said that we were the best team in the league but the reality is that we didn't win the league so we still need to improve and be better.

"We are playing to win and that’s exactly where we want to be. The pressure comes from within. You have to thrive to be the best that you possibly can be.”

Tottenham certainly needed some good news in defence. Ben Davies has been sidelined since early December with a hamstring injury.