That is all from us today, thank you for joining us.

Here is a quick recap of the main talking points from the Premier League manager news conferences:

• Lewis-Skelly will "100%" stay at Arsenal - Arteta
• Saka and Rice ready to be involved
• 'Enzo is a Chelsea player' - Alonso
• Alonso is 'very happy' with current squad
• 'I'm buzzing!' - Hull City boss Sergej Jakirovic
• 'The first game is always awaited' - Sage
• Cherries face 'big challenge' in 2026-27
• Dedic knows our playing style - Jaissle
• Farke happy with Leeds' 'excellent business so far'
• 'There is a reason we don't have early signings'
• Yates and Savona ruled out
• 'Rashford has come back fantastically well'

We will be back tomorrow for more Premier League news conferences, join us then. Take care!

Manchester United

Manchester United boss Michael Carrick on facing newly promoted sides: "That is the beauty of the new season.

"Certainly, for teams coming up in the league, for the most part, there tend to be quite a few changes in the playing group, so that is always the challenge playing against them.

"There is that freshness, there is that buzz around the football club of coming into the Premier League and what that brings.

"Again, we are fully aware of that, we will be prepared, obviously. Mentally and physically we have done a lot of work. Mentally, we will be prepared. We know what the game is going to bring and how good we need to be to bring the right result."

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Manchester United boss Michael Carrick on pushing for the title: "It is going to be a jump. Whenever I say, it doesn't really matter whether I say we can or can’t. I would never say we can’t. I don't believe that.

"Whatever I say, it is about what we do and what we can do, what we are capable of doing. What we believe we can do as a group. I think the run of form we had last season gave us a lot of confidence, but we know there is a whole new step to make as a group.

"We're pushing to do that. It is exciting. We have the potential to achieve things. We are definitely giving everything that we can. We have got to believe that we're a good team and that we can do good things."

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Manchester United boss Michael Carrick on being linked to Brighton's Carlos Baleba: "I just think we are looking to strengthen the squad.

"We are certainly working towards that, and making the most of the situation that we have and trying to improve things, trying to move forward.

"I said the same thing to you last time, so certainly trying to make the most of the opportunities to finish the window stronger than when we went into it. I think we're in a good way to doing that."

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Manchester United boss Michael Carrick on Marcus Rashford: "It has been pretty obvious that Marcus came back training with Kobbie [Mainoo] and Licha [Martinez] pretty much in Dublin that he has come back fantastically well.

"He is enjoying his football, he looks fit, strong and looks ready to play football. I have been delighted with him since he came back.

"Of course, he can play through the middle, he has done. I wouldn't say it is naturally his number one position, but he can do that.

"I think we have got forwards that give us that flexibility right across the frontline that we have used all of them pretty much in slightly different roles.

"I think for us to have that option is really good going through the season."

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Manchester United boss Michael Carrick on facing newly promoted Hull City: "There are no favourable start.

"I think it is a tough start. Both teams, but not getting past Saturday, I think a newly promoted team away from home is a tough, tough game.

"I have been involved in them in the past, so I am fully aware of what's at stake and what's coming at us on Saturday and what we have to be ready for.

"It is not favourable. It is an easy thing to throw out there, but it's pretty ridiculous in a certain way."

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Manchester United boss Michael Carrick on Mason Mount: "First of all, Mason is a top player. We have seen that so far. Pre-season, he was one of our best players in the early stages in the games that he played. I thought he was fantastic, not surprising what I have seen before, what I expect and what I know of him.

"He has picked up a bit of a knock, there are no dramas. It is nothing major. Of course, he has missed some football over recent years, and he wants to be fit and wants to be in that full rhythm and wants stay fit, so we're doing our best to help him do that, but he is a top player, Mason.

"The same as recovery, we have got to manage the squad, there are going to be injuries through the season, and we have to have a squad that is strong enough to have a really good top starting team with depth to carry us through the season. Mason will be back very, very soon. If not immediately."

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Manchester United boss Michael Carrick on injury updates: "Karl [Darlow] has trained this week, he is back training, so he is in good shape.

"Matthias [De Ligt] has been out for a long period of time, but he is training. Great to have him back. He won’t be involved, but he's in good shape and moving in a good direction, so that is a good bonus for us really.

"Ben [Sesko] is back training, so that's another positive and looking forward to having him back around the ground and getting him some minutes as well.

"Managing Mason [Mount] a little bit, but he is very close, so it is touch and go for the weekend really and going into next week."

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Manchester United boss Michael Carrick on the upcoming season: "I feel good, as you would expect. Really looking forward to another season. They come thick and fast, so it is about making the most of everything that's in front of us.

"Really encouraged with the work we have done pre-season on the training ground. Mostly in the games I think it has been really good. Very much looking forward to the first game and a tough one on Saturday."

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Manchester United manager Michael Carrick will face the media shortly.

On Saturday, his side begin their Premier League campaign away at newcomers Hull City.

Some things to look out for in his news conference:

• The state of play around Carlos Baleba
• Plans for any other transfer business
• The role of Marcus Rashford

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest boss Oliver Glasner on whether the club should be aiming for European football again this season: "We have to respect our opposition. The reality is we ended last season in 16th place so it makes no sense talking about that at the moment. It would mean doing better than at least eight other teams did last year.

"It also doesn't align with how I am as a person. I'm always very humble, I'm not a loud speaker, I'm fine with admitting everyone is doing a good job at being ambitious and so far we are the team spending the least money in the Premier League."

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Nottingham Forest boss Oliver Glasner on how many more incomings he is expecting before the end of the transfer window: "It will just be one or two players, I'm very confident it won't be more. We already know which players we want to bring in, now it's about getting those deals done. We do have other options with the same profile, though, if those deals can't be done. It's not always the case where you wish for something and you get the gift like at Christmas."

When asked what positions the club are looking to reinforce, he replied: "Nice try!"

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Nottingham Forest boss Oliver Glasner on the City Ground atmosphere: "I'm really looking forward to the first official game after our two friendlies here. I've already experienced the great atmosphere already, the fans clearly have a lot of passion and support for their team.

"Our job is to deepen the bond between the fans and the squad. I've learned that the fans don't expect you to win every single game, they do expect you to fight for every single ball though. If we do that, the City Ground will be our fortress."

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Nottingham Forest boss Oliver Glasner started off by providing an injury update: "Ryan Yates and Nicolo Savona won't make the matchday squad. We still have 23 fit on-field players though, so we will have a very big squad. I will make my decisions tomorrow, but those two players won't be available."

On Savona's road to recovery after undergoing surgery in March: "We did think he would be further on in his recovery than he is right now. He had a minor set-back as his knee reacted to the increased load more than we wanted it to. He is back working in the gym again and preparing his knee to go back on grass. It will take a couple of weeks, I would guess."

We will hear from Manchester United boss Michael Carrick soon, but before that here are a few updates from Nottingham Forest's Oliver Glasner

Sunderland

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Sunderland head coach Regis Le Bris spoke about the rumours that the captain, Granit Xhaka, was going to leave: "Behind the scenes nothing happened with him. It is really clear, he loves this club and this group. He loves to be a part of this journey.

"If we follow the pundits and the odds, it's hard to be positive. It's about being Sunderland and not the odds. We will stay true to ourselves."

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Sunderland head coach Regis Le Bris spoke about team news before the game onSaturday: "All of our player are available except Simon [Adingra].

"We will see about the [players'] game time because they are not the same fitness wise but we will see."

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Sunderland head coach Regis Le Bris spoke on the need to win their first game of the season: "It is important to start well because you build the momentum but you still have an opponent. And you can lose, that is possible.

"The only thing we have under control is us and after that, you will see the results."

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The Le Bris added on what he said about the transfer window: "I trust the club and the process if the window. If we don’t have early signings this season there is a reason, not because we don’t want to achieve the targets but because it is not possible at the minute."

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Sunderland head coach Regis Le Bris was asked about the transfer window, specifically Dayann Methalie's transfer, his response was "no comment".

"I won't comment on individuals but I think it is good to keep the core of the group and it is a good reminder that it is not the end of the story.

"Players want to stay in Sunderland and that is big. It is quality not quantity and we want the same dynamic as last seasons.

"We are clear in what we are looking for but it is hard because the market isn’t easy but we stay clear on what we want."