Why are Brighton struggling so much at home and what can they do to fix it?
Low block — two words guaranteed to send shivers down the spines of the Amex faithful. The Everton game was the latest ...
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Brighton knock back €65m Al Nassr bid for Kaoru Mitoma | OneFootball
Saudi Pro League side Al Nassr are relentless with their recruitment and have stepped up with a €65 million bid for Brighton ...
Nottingham Forest v Brighton prediction, betting tips, odds and preview
Nottingham Forest host Brighton in the Premier League on Saturday lunchtime to kick off the weekend’s action at the City Ground. Nottingham Forest v Brighton best bets Nottingham Forest to ...
Report: West Ham and Bournemouth await Brighton’s decision on Evan Ferguson
Evan Ferguson’s Future in the Balance as West Ham and Bournemouth Wait on Brighton’s DecisionBrighton’s talented forward Evan ...
Brighton open to permanent Evan Ferguson exit in January
Brighton & Hove Albion are prepared to allow Evan Ferguson to depart the club permanently in the January transfer window. The ...
Everton truth emerges as numbers make mockery of Brighton pantomime outrage
An examination of Everton's defensive statistics against Brighton & Hove Albion show why they were so difficult for their ...
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Nottingham Forest Faces Challenges For Top Four After Heavy Loss To Bournemouth
Nuno Espirito Santo reflects on Nottingham Forests heavy defeat to Bournemouth, highlighting the challenges of maintaining a ...
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Evan Ferguson fitness boost as Brighton manager issues update on transfer talk
Ferguson is back training with his teammates, having shaken off his latest ankle injury. “Ferguson has trained for the first time yesterday,” said Hurzeler. “He's in good shape and we are very happy ...
Brighton open to permanent Evan Ferguson exit
Brighton are open to the permanent sale of Evan Ferguson this month but have already rejected an offer from an unnamed ...
Clubs spent $11.6 billion on international transfers in 2024, says Fifa study
English clubs were once again the No. 1 spenders with US$1.88 billion spent on incoming transfers, while they also received US$1.34 billion for outgoing players. Read more at straitstimes.com.