
"The international break is over and it's finally time for the Premier League to make its long-awaited return. There's plenty for fans to dig their teeth into with Friday marking the first time managers have had to face the press since the transfer window slammed shut on Sept. 1. The likes of Alexander Isak, Alejandro Garnacho and Xavi Simons are set to wear their new colours for the first time but how long their supporters' goodwill lasts is dependent on results."
"Manchester United newboy Senne Lammens cannot afford to make an early mistake given the uncertainty that has surrounded Ruben Amorim's goalkeeping options of late. - Transfer rumours, news: Follow ESPN's daily live blog- Premier League storylines: Isak's Liverpool debut, Ange returns- Chelsea's 74 FA charges explained Elsewhere, Eberechi Eze is set to make his first Emirates appearance as an Arsenal player after making his debut in the team's narrow defeat at Anfield while Gianluigi Donnarumma is set for a battle with James Trafford for a starting spot between the sticks at Manchester City."
"There's also a new face in the dugout at Nottingham Forest with Ange Postecoglou making his return to the Premier League. He was on form at his unveiling on Thursday, revealing that he knew he was set for the sack at Tottenham Hotspur before their Europa League triumph and that he believes he can fulfil Evangelos Marinakis' hopes of bringing trophies to the City Ground. Speaking of Spurs, expect Thomas Frank to address Daniel Levy's shock exit from the north London club during the international break."
The Premier League returns after the international break and managers face the press for the first time since the transfer window closed on Sept. 1. Alexander Isak, Alejandro Garnacho and Xavi Simons are expected to make first appearances for their new clubs, with supporter goodwill tied to early results. Manchester United newboy Senne Lammens faces pressure amid recent uncertainty around Ruben Amorim's goalkeeping options. Eberechi Eze will make his first Emirates appearance for Arsenal after debuting at Anfield. Gianluigi Donnarumma and James Trafford will contest Manchester City's goalkeeper position. Ange Postecoglou returns to the league at Nottingham Forest and will address Tottenham and managerial expectations. Thomas Frank is expected to respond to Daniel Levy's exit at Tottenham.
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