Premier League managers' vows and player injuries

Premier League managers are making their voices heard as the season nears its end. Eddie Howe of Newcastle United vows to 'fight harder than ever' to save his team's season, while Arne Slot of Liverpool FC is optimistic about Alexander Isak's return from injury.

Howe demands commitment from his players, particularly Anthony Gordon, Sandro Tonali, and Tino Livramento, who are surrounded by transfer speculation. He emphasizes that he won't play players who aren't 100% committed to the club.

In contrast, Arne Slot believes that Alexander Isak's return could ease the pain of Hugo Ekitike's long-term absence due to an Achilles tendon injury. Ekitike will miss the rest of the season and the World Cup.

Roberto De Zerbi of Tottenham Hotspur confirmed that Cristian Romero will not play again this season due to a knee injury. He remains positive about the team's chances of staying in the Premier League.

Andoni Iraola announced his departure from Bournemouth FC, citing a desire to end his journey with the club on a high note. He emphasized that his decision wasn't influenced by other clubs.

Lastly, Oliver Glasner of Crystal Palace FC pledged his total commitment to the team until the end of his tenure, ensuring he will give 100% effort.