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as Brighton & Hove Albion Looking to complete their transfer talent once again, those at American Express have reportedly set their sights on signing a player. Premier League Fabian Hurzeler won.
Brighton transfer news
The Seagulls rarely make mistakes in the transfer market. In fact, despite being forced to restructure both technically and on the pitch, they seem to get it right time and time again, so it’s fair to say they’ve grabbed more headlines than most.
What sums them up best is how seamlessly Huzelle has integrated directly into the squad after replacing Roberto De Zerbi and becoming the youngest manager in Premier League history.
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Now, with the January transfer window open, it looks like Brighton could make a move again if the right opportunity presents itself. For example, the Seagulls appear to have set their sights on Victor Reis just for Manchester City will provide stiff competition thereafter Chase the young Brazilian centre-back.
Manchester City’s interest suggests Brighton are certainly right to target the 18-year-old, who could still be part of past deals that have bought the likes of Julio Enciso and Alexis McAlaser repeat. This time around, however, those in Sussex may be looking closer to home for young talent.
According to Sky Sports, Brighton now planning to sign Harvey Elliott If he continues to struggle for game time under new coach Arne Slaughter over the next two transfer windows, he will leave Liverpool.
After playing a key role in Jurgen Klopp’s final two seasons, EliotAn untimely injury at the start of Slott’s tenure has left him low in the pecking order, and perhaps he is pondering whether he has a place at Anfield for the first time.
‘Unbelievable’ Elliott can take Brighton to the next level
Although Elliott is already a Premier League winner and has been with Liverpool for three seasons, he is only 21 and could quickly prove to be the winner if they allow Brighton to swoop in. The Red Army’s biggest transfer regret. The Seagulls, meanwhile, are set to welcome a potential game-changer.
While he has yet to get a consistent chance under Slott, the young midfielder has played a key role under Klopp and returned from injury in the 2022 FA Cup tie against Cardiff City. His outstanding performance won him praise from the Germans.
According to The Guardian, he told reporters: Klopp explain: “It was a great comeback and scoring the goal made it a real fairy tale. Harvey Elliott’s goal was very touching. I’ve known him for a while and I know what an unbelievable player he is. A great talent and an unbelievable kid when we lost him (to a leg injury) at Leeds, it was one of the toughest moments of my career.”
