This summer, perhaps more than any in recent memory, is set to be a managerial market.
With multiple big clubs already aware they need to look for new leaders, and others hovering the axe above their current man, there’s going to be lots of changes.
That also brings the prospect of change for clubs who really don’t want to, such as Brighton & Hove Albion. After Chelsea took Graham Potter from the Seagulls, there’s now endless reports of interest in Roberto De Zerbi.
Liverpool have been linked, and last week the Catalan media reported Barcelona are keen but De Zerbi would have to persuade Brighton to forget about any compensation payment.
With multiple big clubs already aware they need to look for new leaders, and others hovering the axe above their current man, there’s going to be lots of changes.
That also brings the prospect of change for clubs who really don’t want to, such as Brighton & Hove Albion. After Chelsea took Graham Potter from the Seagulls, there’s now endless reports of interest in Roberto De Zerbi.
Liverpool have been linked, and last week the Catalan media reported Barcelona are keen but De Zerbi would have to persuade Brighton to forget about any compensation payment.
