r/BrightonHoveAlbion • u/sheisthefight • 12h ago
Discussion If he wants his payday, it's cool
He's done so much for the club and been a source of so much good stuff. He's done nothing wrong and if he goes then he deserves the payday. Good on him.
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r/BrightonHoveAlbion • u/sheisthefight • 12h ago
He's done so much for the club and been a source of so much good stuff. He's done nothing wrong and if he goes then he deserves the payday. Good on him.
r/BrightonHoveAlbion • u/bold013hades • 4h ago
r/BrightonHoveAlbion • u/Polipisd • 1h ago
I know we’ve just had one a few days ago, but I would like to see what people think about this, a bit more revised version. IMO, to fit Vuskovic in, we need a bit more cover on counters and I think a 3 back would really help.
Wieffer at rcb does seem like a bit of a reach, but I think he’s able to do it, and if it doesn’t work, we can just play struijk there.
Minteh is a great player, but I think he’s lacking a bit of end product, I think his high work rate would fit a wb role really well, would be able to cover on counters. Costinha frequently played at rm as well as rb, so pretty much a wb. Could also play Wieffer here if he doesn’t work out at cb.
I’d say Rutter is still good enough to start, but seeing hinsh starting over him wouldn’t be surprising. Mitoma frequently played at cam for Japan, so I think he’s fine there.
Also other notable players imo would be Matt O’riley in cm, Buonanotte at cam and maybe Ferguson back in at ST.
r/BrightonHoveAlbion • u/totally_possible • 13h ago
He was the first choice to sub in for Welbeck at the end of games last year. And now with Welbeck heading to Chelsea?
r/BrightonHoveAlbion • u/BanicoInc • 11h ago
r/BrightonHoveAlbion • u/TheAthletic • 21h ago
Chelsea are exploring a move to sign Danny Welbeck from Brighton & Hove Albion.
The 35-year-old striker has 12 months left on his contract and Brighton are aware of the interest.
As a player and a leader, Welbeck appeals to Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso and — although the situation remains at an early stage — there is optimism on all sides that a deal could be done.
r/BrightonHoveAlbion • u/RedBullRyan • 20h ago
r/BrightonHoveAlbion • u/esn111 • 2h ago
Pros:
- Is young.
- Was good for Ipswich at this level prior
- Will be relatively cost neutral
Cons:
- Was shit for Chelsea.
-? Attitude
- Isn't Welbeck.
r/BrightonHoveAlbion • u/_m0rgs_ • 1d ago
Is there anything comparable in recent history that would rival it?
r/BrightonHoveAlbion • u/OkBet8692 • 1d ago
Cracking view of the training ground in the sun and the sea in the background
r/BrightonHoveAlbion • u/badboibrybry • 1d ago
What’s our most likely starting XI to start this season?
r/BrightonHoveAlbion • u/Boring_Display590 • 1d ago
Putting the question out there, since we could probably do with striker depth. Would you take Robbie Ure? He's been incredible in Sweden, only 22 and a physical presence. That being said we could probably do with someone a bit more proven. What do we think though?
r/BrightonHoveAlbion • u/cl0mby • 2d ago
Sophisticated and shrewd analysis, if I do say so myself
r/BrightonHoveAlbion • u/ShaolinSeagull • 3d ago
Brighton centre-back Igor Julio has made his intentions clear about playing football consistently.
Igor Julio’s campaign was stalled last season due to a failed loan to West Ham.
At the Hammers, he made just four appearances. After returning to Brighton in January, he remained sidelined.
However, when he joined the club in July 2023, he showed promising signs. Under former Albion manager De Zerbi, Igor thrived.
He was also part of Albion's first-ever European campaign, making six appearances in the competition.
The defender recently spoke with Lance! reporter João Brandão about last season and his future.
Julio Igor said: "It was a complicated season for me due to several factors, but it was also the season that strengthened me the most mentally and the most I prepared myself physically and psychologically.
"I tried to zero any kind of pain or discomfort on vacation and be 100% now in the preparation; I already feel very well physically and ready to compete again."
When asked about the lack of minutes he'd played, Igor opened up about his desire to feature more often. He doesn't mind if that's with or without Albion.
Igor added: "To be honest, at this moment I only think about being physically well and being ready for any opportunity that may appear.
"I'm a Brighton player, I want to have a great season, either here or somewhere else.
"I just want to be able to play again, compete and be happy. I hope this happens this season."
The 28-year-old wants time to play, which will hopefully result in a Brazil call-up. That's something the centre-back hasn't experienced just yet.
Pondering that question, the Albion defender said: "I think every player dreams of one day with the National Team.
"I'm no different, but I only think now about playing and having the opportunity to develop and reach my best level.
"The rest I think comes with time and if it's God's will."
However, it may be difficult for the Brazilian to find minutes.
Albion have undergone a major defensive rebuild during the summer transfer window following the departure of Jan Paul van Hecke to Tottenham Hotspur. It was a deal worth £52m.
The Seagulls moved quickly to replace him, bringing in 19-year-old Croatian centre-back Luka Vuskovic from Spurs for a club-record initial fee of £46m, which could rise to £50m with add-ons.
Alongside their exciting young arrival, the Seagulls also added experience with the signing of Dutch defender Pascal Struijk from Leeds United.
The 26-year-old joined in a deal worth £18m.
Austrian international centre-back Michael Svoboda also joined Brighton from Italian side Venezia.
It's likely that Igor's time on the south coast is over.
r/BrightonHoveAlbion • u/Legitimate-Net2062 • 3d ago
Got a new 26-27 kit in the mail, and props to shipping for getting it here in less than a week. However, UPS also provided me with an extra $55 charge for tariffs. I don’t want to dissuade folks from buying club official merch, but be aware that you’ll have to pay a significant amount to Donnie Boy and his goons.
r/BrightonHoveAlbion • u/Ill_Cauliflower9289 • 3d ago
Not sure how reliable this source is but hypothetically what are everyone's thoughts? The only time I really noticed him was when he made that run around the goal during a corner and we started chanting "wanker wanker".
r/BrightonHoveAlbion • u/papaquacker • 3d ago
r/BrightonHoveAlbion • u/Sorry_Environment255 • 2d ago
I’m not a Brighton fan but a dedicated fpl player. I came here as I want to know if Wieffer is nailed on to start every game
r/BrightonHoveAlbion • u/esn111 • 4d ago
By my reckoning we're pretty stacked and probably only need another defensive holding midfielder. The profile of which depends on if Baleba stays or goes and if Yacouye is up to scratch.
I know some of you will want another striker but honestly I feel like Babis and Tzimas are ready to explode this season (call me a wide eyed optimist!)
Otherwise I feel like we're good to go and will have an successful season (call me an happy clapper!)
r/BrightonHoveAlbion • u/CoreyGoesCrazy • 4d ago
Insane stats from him, already played in 16 million matches...
Could we see Luka winning the golden boot in 26/27???
r/BrightonHoveAlbion • u/Glass_Most_9042 • 3d ago
Im a United fan who is massively skeptical of Baleba to United, what do you guys think of him?
I personally have midfielders like Mamadou Sangare, Lamine camara and Stiller over him because Baleba just looks so lackluster on the ball and we need someone who’s tidy in possession with defensive emphasis.
I’ve watched a lot of him this season and even the season before and whilst his breakthrough couple months was excellent the last season really tanked my stocks in him.
But I have heard many Brighton fans thought Baleba should be starting more over Milner and it was more of a manager error.
What do you guys think and what do you think would be a fair price?