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You can get the latest on Bournemouth's transfer links, loads of expert opinion and plenty of fan viewpoints on our dedicated Bournemouth page.

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Bournemouth boss Scott Parker says he is "treading carefully" with new signing Marcos Senesi, but the centre-back will be involved in some capacity against champions Manchester City on Saturday.

"He is a South American, aggressive defender," said Parker.

"We've progressed him slowly, we don't want to rush him. But he will be involved in some capacity at the weekend."

You can get the latest on Fulham's transfer links, loads of expert opinion and plenty of fan viewpoints on our dedicated Fulham page.

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Marco Silva faces a fresh challenge on Saturday in the form of Wolves manager Bruno Lage.

"It will be the first time we face each other," said Silva. He is a very good manager and doing a very good job at Wolves. I wish the best for him this season.

"It is up to us to show our good organisation. We will look to create problems for them and match them and get the three points."

Silva also said after Fulham's Championship-winning season last year, there is no need for his squad to worry about being back in the top flight.

He added: "We work so hard and did so many good things last season so it doesn’t make sense to play with fear.

"We have to be positive. We are Fulham, we have to believe in ourselves.

French defender Issa Diop completed his move from West Ham to Cravern Cottage on a five-year deal for £15m this week.

"Very pleased to have him with us," said Silva.

It was apparent from the moment we started planning the season he was a target for us. Finally we have him us."

On his squad to face Wolves: "Nathaniel Chalobah is back working with the team. Harry Wilson and Manor Solomon will be out of the match."

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Fulham manager Marco Silva is in the hot seat now, chatting ahead of his side's away trip to Molineux to face Wolves on Saturday.

Aleksandar Mitrovic was on the scoresheet twice last weekend as Fulham started their campaign back in the top-flight with a 2-2 draw with Liverpool.

The Serbian striker broke the Championship scoring record last season, registering 43 goals in 44 games, helping Marco Silva's side to promotion for the third time since joining in January 2018.

"He is a Premier League striker. We have to understand his profile and it is my job to take the best from him," said Silva.

"I want to see him keep playing with a smile on his face."

On the game with Jurgen Klopp's Reds, Silva added: "It showed us that we are going in the right direction. Liverpool is Liverpool, they are world class. Everyone felt we matched them."

You can get the latest on Leicester City's transfer links, loads of expert opinion and plenty of fan viewpoints on our dedicated Leicester page.

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Leicester City are yet to make a signing in the summer transfer window and manager Brendan Rodgers said: "The club need to move some players on and then we'll see what that releases. We have no guarantees at this stage."

Leicester City midfielder Hamza Choudhury has joined Watford on a season-long loan, and Foxes boss Brendan Rodgers said: "He's going to a fantastic club (Watford) and I'm sure he'll do well.

"He's been a really valuable member of the squad. For him to progress he needs to play more. With just one game a week here it was going to be limited."

Speaking about interest in his defender Wesley Fofana, Leicester City boss Brendan Rodgers said: "The message to all of the squad is keep your eye on the ball and focus on your football. There’s lots of speculation around but it’s something I haven’t seen affecting the group. For Wesley himself, he's a very talented player. He knows our thoughts on him."

Leicester travel to Arsenal on Saturday and Foxes boss Brendan Rodgers says the Gunners have gone to a "new level" after signing Oleksandr Zinchenko and Gabriel Jesus from Manchester City, and Fabio Vieira from Porto this summer.

"For me, Arsenal have gone to a new level with the three boys who have come in," said Rodgers.

"They have really given the squad the confidence and given Mikel [Arteta] the tools to play how he wants to play. They had a good pre-season and started well against Crystal Palace."

You can get the latest on Brighton's transfer links, loads of expert opinion and plenty of fan viewpoints on our dedicated Brighton page.

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Brighton welcome Eddie Howe's Newcastle to the Amex Stadium on Saturday, with both sides in a positive frame of mind following opening-weekend victories.

The Magpies broke newly promoted Nottingham Forest's stubborn resistance at St James' Park to start their new campaign with a 2-0 win.

"Newcastle were impressive at the weekend. Eddie's done a fantastic job," said Potter.

"He's improved them as a team and improved individuals. I have a lot of respect for the job he's done."

In terms of team news, there are no fresh injury concerns for Potter and Jakub Moder (ACL) is the only known absentee.

Moises Caicedo was another of Graham Potter's squad to catch the Brighton manager's eye after the away victory against Manchester United.

However, Potter does not want to push the 20-year-old Ecuadorian midfielder unnecessarily while he still continues to adjust to life in the Premier League.

"Moises is playing well and enjoying his football. We rate him a lot," he said.

"He's adapted really well and is performing at a good level, but we don't want to put too much pressure on him."

One of Graham Potter's standout players at Old Trafford on Sunday was striker Danny Welbeck.

The former Manchester United player was out of contract at the end of last season but ended up re-signing with Brighton.

"Danny is in the best condition he's been in since I've been working with him," Potter said of the 31-year-old attacker.

"Everyone looks up to him and he's playing really well. We're just happy he's enjoying his football.

Brighton boss Graham Potter is the next Premier League manager to face the media.

The Seagulls face Newcastle United at the Amex Stadium on Saturday after that memorable 2-1 win at Old Trafford against Manchester United nearly a week ago.

"The result on Sunday was very nice!" said Potter of his side's opening-weekend triumph.

You can't be perfect all the time, I thought we suffered and we had to get some small margins - which we didn't get.

"But we performed well, kept our heads and focused on what we had to do."

You can get the latest on Leeds United's transfer links, loads of expert opinion and plenty of fan viewpoints on our dedicated Leeds page.

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Jesse Marsch provided an update on midfielder Stuart Dallas, who has been out since the end of April after suffering a femoral fracture in the 4-0 home defeat by Premier League champions Manchester City.

"It's much too early to start talking about a timetable - but his personality traits give him the chance to come back as good as ever," said Marsch.

Marsch added Dallas' influence on the squad is "huge", as the 31-year-old is sat at the club's Thorp Arch training ground "every day".

The weather will play a factor during this weekend's football fixtures as even warmer conditions are forecast across the country.

Due to the soaring temperatures, drinks breaks have been implemented for Premier League matches.

"Every game is a massive challenge. Southampton won’t be easy, it’s going to be very hot, so we’ll have to manage that," said the Leeds boss.

Marsch added that he has had good results in in the American MLS when playing in the heat, and understands how a team needs to adapt in terms of pressing and substitutions.