Leandro Trossard, a departing star who was introduced by new club Arsenal, has received an apology from Roberto De Zerbi.
Trossard, who had been a Seagull since 2019, made a £27 million transfer to the Emirates Stadium. De Zerbi, who removed the attacker from the team for the most recent Premier League triumph over Liverpool, had already expressed sorrow for how the issue had turned out.
As Brighton announced the transfer, De Zerbi remarked, "I'm sorry for the last period, but I still want to wish Leandro luck for the future. The former Genk player has seven league goals so far this season after scoring a hat-trick against Liverpool in the manager's inaugural game in charge.
The former Shakhtar Donetsk manager recently remarked, "I'm sorry for the last period because I prefer when people are clear, not when there is some different behaviors," confirming Trossard's desire to depart. "However, we'll see. I believe we are a strong team that can compete with or without Leo.
Danny Welbeck scored one goal and Solly March scored two goals to assist De Zerbi's team defeat the Reds in the rematch after Trossard was sidelined the previous time out. They have already made investments in younger forwards and attacking midfielders this year as well, including a January transfer for Argentinean prospect Facundo Buonanotte.
Roberto De Zerbi, the manager of Brighton, has given an explanation of the circumstances that led to a disagreement with striker Leandro Trossard last month. The news comes as a number of clubs have been linked with a deal for the Belgian international in the upcoming weeks.
Tottenham has received the most attention due to their need for an attacking reinforcement in the January transfer window. The team is now fifth in the standings and has a chance to strengthen its roster in the transfer market to make a late run at the Champions League.
Chelsea, who have a history of raiding Brighton since the summer transfer window, have also been considering a bid for the 28-year-old in January. completing three
The versatile player's future is currently unclear because he was excluded from Brighton's first-team roster, and his agent claims that De Zerbi "humiliated" his client and that leaving Brighton would be the best course of action. Since then, the manager has made an effort to put the record straight and explain the circumstances.
He stated to La Republic: "Nothing significant occurred with Trossard. But recently, he hasn't given his all in practice, and that, in my opinion, is the end of it. Football is worthy of respect. I have nothing for which I must apologize."
We are overjoyed to have him "stated manager Arteta prior to the United encounter in his pre-match press conference.
"We have been following him as a player for some time. The chance presented itself, and we now need a player on the front line who is adaptable enough to play in a variety of positions. He is familiar with the league, has previous experience in this area, and can immediately improve the squad.
blogpay
