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Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger fears striker Alexandre Lacazette could be "out for a while" after suffering a suspected groin injury in Wednesday's 5-0 win against Huddersfield. Lacazette, 26, scored the opener but was replaced at half-time by Oliver Giroud. The France international has scored seven goals for the Gunners since joining from Lyon in July for £46.5m. "He's definitely out for [Manchester United] this weekend," said Wenger. "It looked like a groin injury. He could be out for a while."

Roberto Mancini believes Inter owed him credit for Inter’s unbeaten start to the season as he recruit most of their current players.   “I’m happy for Inter. I knew it’d be just a matter of time,” he told Domenica Sportiva. “Many of their players arrived when I was there. We’d built an important squad: I’m thinking Brozovic, Miranda, Perisic and even Kondogbia, one of the best players in La Liga this season. “Regrets? No. Sometimes you need dignity, and if things don’t go well, you need the courage to make a change. a “Scudetto? It’ll be contested by those currently near the top if they stay up there. Juve? They never died.”

AC Milan are reportedly considering to replace current manager Vincenzo Montella with Gennaro Ivan "Rino" Gattuso According to La Repubblica, Montella is “again near the axe” after Milan’s goalless draw with Torino on Sunday, which left them 11 points adrift of the Champions League places. According to reports, the ideal candidate to replace the Coach would be Gattuso, who returned to San Siro over the summer, taking charge of the Rossoneri’s Primavera team. The former Italy midfielder is a legend at aMilan after winning two Scudetti and as many Champions Leagues in a 14-year spell with the club. He left in the summer of 2012 and went on to coach Sion, OFI Crete, Palermo and Pisa with varying degrees of success.