Arsenal

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta on whether Ezri Konsa will be available to start: "He's certainly available in the squad, so we will have to make that selection."

On Jurrien Timber stepping up his return to fitness: "He's in really good condition at the moment. He has been a few weeks out on the pitch training with us now, so he is in a good place."

Will he be available for Sunday?: "We will decide tomorrow after training."

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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta also gave an update on the fitness of France centre-back William Saliba, who has been included in the Champions League squad despite missing the start of the season with an injury picked up at this summer's World Cup:

"We don't really know the amount of weeks he is going to be out because it's about a healing process, in every human being it's a bit different.

"We know that we have to respect certain timings. The progression has been really positive in the last few weeks but we need to wait and see how that back problem react when we start to put some load into it."

On whether it was an easy decision to include him in the Champions League squad: "Yes, it was, and we had the space to do it as well."

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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta on the fitness of Bruno Guimaraes: "He had a knock against Villa in the previous game and he is being assessed but probably tomorrow he will be ok for training."

On whether Cristhian Mosquera will be fit to play against Chelsea after limping off against Aston Villa: "It was more precaution than anything else, so we will have to see in the next training session how he feels."

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Let's move to Unai Emery's former club Arsenal to hear what Mikel Arteta has to say this week.

The Premier League Champions have a huge London derby ahead against Xabi Alonso's Chelsea side.

Aston Villa

Lastly, Unai Emery spoke about the the decision to leave Brian Madjo, deadline Day signing Taylor Harwood-Bellis and 21-year-old defender Modou Keba Cisse out of his league phase Champions League squad: “It is hard, the decision we took, and for the players.

"To decide, it is through the analysis of how we are expecting to be until January. We are going to play eight matches. Cisse is not in because he is injured. Madjo is still injured for the next two weeks minimum.

"Taylor arrived as the last one (signing), and we can get the balance with Lamare Bogarde, and we can even play [Boubacar] Kamara. We tried to analyse it deeply.

"Taylor will be here for a long time, and hopefully, we will have the opportunity to play in Europe with us, in January maybe, and the next few years.

"Madjo is 17 years old and is so, so young. He will have, for sure, more opportunities to play with us this year and the next years in Europe."

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Aston Villa

Aston Villa boss Unai Emery gave an update on his squad's fitness.

On 17-year-old striker Josh Madjo: "Hopefully not for so many week but still injured for the next two weeks minimum."

On summer signing Johan Manzambi: "No, not yet. He's training with the group and getting better and feeling good but he will need some days more. I don't know if for the Champions League on Tuesday or for the next match against Nottingham Forest."

On the rest of his squad: "No really bad news. I think the players they are ready and some players we have signed the last week will get progressively better and better and understanding our way to play.

"Hopefully tomorrow we can do one step forward, playing better, competing better, and hopefully getting some points."

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Aston Villa boss Unai Emery offered a message to Villa supporters after a window of change: "We want to win and we want to build a team again as strong as possible and get the structure collectively and individually strong. To be a winner, to be very competitive. How much time we have to build again he team - each match is giving us a lot of" information.

The supporters must be passionate and supporting us in everything we are doing. The club is moving forward with the work as well as with Villa Park to try and get most supporters to be behind us and trying to get our level higher and higher. Now is not time to speak too much, now is the time for hard work and focusing on each match with the importance, especially tomorrow against Hull City."

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Aston Villa boss Unai Emery on his side's summer transfer window: "It's one of our plans in four years to develop, to be ready in case of changes coming like this year. More than normal because the transfer are coming like that.

"They were involving a lot of players in the transfer window and being ready to do this situation with the changes we had. The players that come in - try and adapt as soon as possible, try and get the development as soon as possible.

"A lot of young players with huge potential. Some can show the potential quick and some take time. But, We are very motivated, very excited, how we can get and keep the same level we had in Premier League.

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We're going to head to the Midlands next to hear from Aston Villa boss Unai Emery.

The Villans are still waiting for their first point - and goal - of the season in the Premier League, Will they get off the mark against Hull City?

Everton

A final word from Everton manager David Moyes on the club's academy and whether more players will get a chance because of the small squad size: "We’ve got some academy players who will obviously get involved. Are they ready to make the step up? I’m not sure about that. We will see how that goes. Some of them might be pushed in."

On 18-year-old forward Braiden Graham: "I don’t think he’s a striker, first of all. He’s probably someone who would play off the sides for us.

"I like Braiden, he’s trained with us quite a lot and he was in pre-season with us.

"He’s certainly moving in the right direction. It would be a difficult ask for any young player to come in and be a source for goals."

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Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham boss Roberto De Zerbi was asked about Richarlison, who has been linked with a move away from the club and was left out of the club's Premier League squad: "I think Richarlison, he decided everything. He spoke with me at the start of pre-season and his idea was to leave. In the end we went to bring another striker and at the beginning of pre-season I only want the players that want to stay here with pride, passion to stay.

"Then every other problem is not my business, it's the responsibility of the club.

"I can't say anything because I didn't decide anything. The message from Richarlison from the beginning of the season was clear and I accepted that.

"I don't know if there is an offer from Turkey. I don't know if the club has accepted the offer. I know there was an offer before the end of the transfer market, but he didn't accept.

"For me, nothing has changed."

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham boss Roberto de Zerbi find his side bottom of the table, without a point or a goal after two games.

He started his news conference by providing a team news update before Saturday's match at Nottingham Forest: "They are all available to play. James Maddison started [training] yesterday with us, but the other players are in good condition. Savio is back."

When asked about Mykhailo Mudryk: "One part of the game he's ready to play - 20, 15, 30 minutes. He has to take this season in the right way. It's the right moment to show what people think. I think he's ready to play part of the game [against Forest]."

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Shall we bring in another manager? Why not...

Everton

In response to whether everyone he and the club are on the same page, Everton manager David Moyes said: "If you want success, then you all need to be aligned. I think we’ve got new owners in who are still finding their way at the club. I think as we get to know each other a bit more, it will be better."

Manchester United

A final word from Manchester United manager Michael Carrick, on playing at Everton: "However long I have been going to Everton, every single game has been as tough as they come. We have had some good results, some not so good results, whatever position we are in, whenever I have been there it has been tough.

"David is a terrific manager and it has been tough. We are expecting as tough a game as it gets."

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On the reported late bid for James Garner by Chelsea on deadline day, Everton manager David Moyes said: "What was said was completely untrue, so I don’t know where that’s come from. There’s no truth in that what so ever."

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On how he feels about his squad now, Everton manager David Moyes said: "I know what I needed and I know what it’s like to build a squad for the Premier League.

"I know the numbers you need. I’ve been around long enough to know that, but some things went against us and some things could have gone better.

"Ultimately, we didn’t want to lose a lot of the players, but for different reasons that had to happen.

"They’re all going to have to be able to muck in as we’ve got a real small squad now.

"It gives opportunities to some people who have not had them and sometimes in football you need to be given that chance so that you can show what you can do.

"Let’s see if some of them can do that.

"I have no concerns. I am sure they will be fully at-it."

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Ian, north Wales: What a load of rubbish Dave, London. Our problem was selling players we needed before we bought replacements. Pickford, Branthwaite, Gardner, Dewsbury-Hall, Grealish seem happy enough to me.

Leo, London: Dave, they are a team with a major history that is one of the biggest in the PL and have recently opened a massive stadium, so even when they were in a financially bad place they have a clear attraction which should be greater with the Hill Dickinson.

Terry, Lincoln: Dave (13:59) must be a Liverpool supporter. I mean, all the signs are there - he hates Everton and lives in London!

Everton

In response to whether their business was limited due to Harrison Armstrong's sale being blocked, Everton manager David Moyes said: "I don’t do the financials here, but I think what you’re saying is right. We were looking to get some money in.

"We lost Iliman Ndiaye, who we didn’t want to lose, but it’s quite difficult when the likes of Manchester City come along looking for your players."

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