Brighton CEO Paul Barber has revealed that the club is “prepared” for the departure of Roberto De Zerbi, who’s been linked with a host of top European clubs since joining the Seagulls.
Brighton CEO Paul Barber has revealed that the club is “prepared” for the departure of Roberto De Zerbi , who’s been linked with a host of top European clubs since joining the Seagulls. De Zerbi replaced Graham Potter , who joined Chelsea , in September 2022 and took Brighton to the Europa League in his debut season at the Amex, earning rave reviews for the attractive football his side plays.
The 44-year-old has been linked with AC Milan and Napoli in Serie A as a result, while he’s also been tipped as a possible replacement for football correspondent Ben Jacobs at the 2023 Soccerex event in Miami, revealed the challenges of keeping players, coaches and other staff at Brighton, explaining that the club has to always “prepare” for them being poached by bigger clubs. “Good players and good staff will always be looked at by competitors, and we’re prepared for that, we’re realistic about that and we try to plan for those eventualities,” Barber sai
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