Mixed feelings on Brighton’s Managerial choice whom Guardiola loves

According to an intriguing new development, Brighton is reportedly considering the hiring of a

The Seagulls had a good season overall, but Roberto De Zerbi’s team’s play petered out towards the

conclusion of the season, leaving them in 11th place in the Premier League behind rival Crystal Palace.

After two outstanding years in the Amex Stadium hot seat, it has now been revealed that

De Zerbi will be leaving Brighton for a new challenge that is sure to pique his interest. Tony Bloom,

our chairman, said: “We have mutually agreed to end Roberto’s contract at a time that suits both

parties allowing us the earliest opportunity to plan for next season, and Roberto plenty of time to

consider his next move and his future.”

The Italian’s future is still unknown, provided he doesn’t sign with another team right away, although

Chelsea and Manchester United are two of the teams that have been heavily linked to signing him.

Though the highly regarded young manager Kieran McKenna was considered as De Zerbi’s successor

at the Amex this summer, he has now chosen to stay in charge of Ipswich Town after leading the team

to consecutive promotions from League One and the Championship.

A shocking rumor that Brighton has been appointed has now surfaced, and the fan community

may be very excited about it.
Brighton is considering “outstanding” previous manager

Brighton and former manager Graham Potter are scheduled to begin talks regarding Potter’s

possible return to the club, according to a recent update from Football Insider. With the Englishman

having had such a successful stint with the Seagulls previously, it is said to be a possibly “sensational” reunion.

South Coast Club has made a “turn.” to him ahead of the exit of De Zerbi, after missing out on top choice McKenna.

Given how effectively he performed the previous time around, Otter’s return to

Brighton may not be entirely unpopular—some people may understandably believe

that reunions can be wrong—but many supporters will undoubtedly be thrilled to have him back at the team.

The management career of Graham Potter

Lighters

Points for each match

1.42

134

1.28

1.45

224

1.71

Playing some visually striking football along the road, the 49-year-old led the Seagulls to a

ninth-place Premier League finish in 2021–2022, earning praise from Guardiola for his

“outstanding” performance at Brighton.

Potter could be eager to return to management after seeing his reputation tarnished at Chelsea,

where he managed for just 31 games before his career ended. In terms of knowing the club

inside and out and removing the risk element if bringing in more of an unknown,

Potter would feel like a safe appointment.