The most recent rumors and information regarding transfers involving Brighton & Hove Albion and other Premier League teams
Former Manchester City defender Richard Dunne, a fellow countryman, has defended Evan Ferguson’s recent form.
Ferguson, 19, scored four goals in his first four Premier League games this season after having a fantastic breakthrough season with Brighton the previous year.
It generated a lot of transfer chatter, with Man United being linked to a £100 million move and Tottenham apparently eager to recruit him as a successor for Harry Kane. In addition, former England striker Alan Shearer said that he makes him think of himself, saying, “I love everything about him, what I’ve seen.” His strength, his drive to enter the box, and the hold-up play. incredibly striking.
But a more difficult second half of the season has been brought on by nagging injuries, a decline in form and confidence, and injuries to important players close to him, like Solly March, Kaoru Mitoma, Joao Pedro, and Julio Enciso.
Since his goal in the first half of Brighton’s 1-1 draw with Fulham in October, the striker, who is presently playing for Ireland on an international team, has not scored for Brighton.
“It’s normal for gamers to experience highs and lows,” Dunne told instantcasinos.com. “There will be some dissatisfaction within the players because he was playing for a team that was doing well before, but they’re not doing as well now. They’re not scoring the goals they had hoped for, and they’re not getting the outcomes they desire.
“His dip in form has coincided with the rest of the team – they’re not creating the chances that they were towards the end of last season and they’re underperforming a little bit, but as a young lad I wouldn’t get too worried about it.
“I think he’s got the ability to be the main striker at Brighton, so he doesn’t need to be in any rush to move on. You never know what’s going to happen when you move to another club, so I think he’s in the right place at the moment.”
Brighton, who are eighth, resume Premier League action at Liverpool on March 31.
