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Hear from the Saints boss on Thursday

Ralph Hasenhuttl news conference graphic
  • Published
    9 September 2021

Southampton manager Ralph Hassenhuttl is due to speak to the media at 11:00 BST on Thursday.

Find out the key lines from the Saints boss on this page later.

Follow Thursday's Premier League news conferences here

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