
De Zerbi plots another Brighton raid as list of targets leaked
Key points
- ▪De Zerbi has already signed one Brighton player this summer.
- ▪A list of further targets from the Seagulls has been leaked.
- ▪Brighton face losing more key men to their former boss.
Roberto De Zerbi is sharpening his knives for another reunion with his old club Brighton & Hove Albion. Having already prized one player away from the Amex this summer, the Italian tactician is reportedly drawing up a hit list of more Seagulls stars, according to a well-placed source. The news will send a shudder through the South Coast, as De Zerbi looks to weaponise his intimate knowledge of the Brighton setup once again.
The shopping list
The source claims that De Zerbi has a clear list of candidates he hopes to bring to his new club. While the names remain under wraps, the strategy is unmistakable: tap into the talent pool he helped develop during his successful stint on the South Coast. De Zerbi’s ability to spot and nurture talent at Brighton was a hallmark of his tenure, and he clearly believes some of those diamonds still shine brightest under his guidance.
Building on existing success
De Zerbi has already landed one Brighton player this summer, laying the foundation for what could be a wholesale raid. That signing not only strengthens his current squad but also sends a message: he knows exactly where the quality lies and is unafraid to go back to the well. With the Seagulls having built a reputation as one of the league’s sharpest recruiters, raiding them twice in one window would be a significant coup.
What it means for Brighton
For Brighton, the prospect of losing more key personnel to a former manager is a bitter pill. While the club has become adept at replacing departed stars, the sheer volume of exits can destabilise. The leak of De Zerbi’s list will accelerate contract talks and force the hierarchy to brace for bids. Roberto De Zerbi’s deep ties mean Brighton’s scouting edge is now a double-edged sword.
The coming weeks will test Brighton’s resolve and De Zerbi’s pulling power. If he lands his top targets, it could reshape both clubs’ trajectories — and prove once again that relationships in football never truly end.
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