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If Brighton generates a large transfer surplus and is not suffering from financial difficulties, I assume that they will position themselves in the transfer window in such a way that they have a team at least as strong as the club, or even a stronger one. If they are not in dire straits like Everton, the transfer window is there to upgrade.
How is a club like Brighton supposed to replace players like Mac Allister or Caicedo, who were individually outstanding and also fit perfectly into the system?
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Since de Zerbi is also responsible for selecting the team’s personnel as team manager in England, the performance was not so good when he chose players who were too poor or did not reach them with his coaching. That is also part of his assessment.
No, RDZ was not responsible for the recruitment. It is generally rare in England for the coach to also be a kind of sporting director. If you still think that way, you are at least 10 years behind the times.
The new signings were not the problem at all. The problem was that the squad had to deal with the extra pressure of international football for the first time and an incredible number of injuries, especially in very important positions.
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The conclusion was that they split up. No matter how many people stand up and applaud, he wouldn’t have been fired if everything had been so great and had fit in with expectations.
The split was not due to sporting development, but because there was a disagreement about the club’s medium-term direction. RDZ wanted to rely more on experienced players in order to achieve more short-term success, while Tony Bloom and Paul Barber wanted to stick to their strategy of training talent. The conflict had been simmering for several months, and in January RDZ was not happy that only Barco had been signed.
2024-06-30 07:14:00
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