🔵 Brighton & Hove Albion Owner and Coach Busy in Transfer Market as Club Looks to Avoid Relegation Battle in 2025/26
🔵 Brighton & Hove Albion Owner and Coach Busy in Transfer Market as Club Looks to Avoid Relegation Battle in 2025/26
Brighton & Hove Albion have begun a decisive summer transfer window, with both club owner Tony Bloom and the Brighton coach working closely to reshape the squad for the upcoming 2025/26 Premier League season. Following a difficult campaign that saw the Seagulls narrowly escape relegation, the club is taking no chances ahead of the new season.
🔁 Squad Changes Underway
Brighton struggled last season with injuries, inconsistency, and a lack of depth in several key positions. As a result, a number of first-team players are expected to move on, making room for new signings to strengthen the squad.
The club is reportedly focused on reinforcing:
- Central defence, to improve stability at the back
- Midfield creativity, with fresh energy and vision
- Attacking options, to increase goal-scoring threat
Early reports suggest that both domestic and international targets are being pursued.
⚽ Brighton Coach Leading the Way
The Brighton coach has wasted no time identifying key areas for improvement and is said to be heavily involved in the recruitment process. Known for favouring a high-tempo, tactical style of play, the coach is shaping the squad to match that identity.
Pre-season plans are already in motion, and players arriving this summer will be expected to adapt quickly to the demands of the Premier League. The focus is on signing individuals who can contribute immediately while also offering long-term potential.
“This club has quality and ambition,” the coach reportedly told club media. “We’re working hard to build a team that can perform consistently and keep this club in the top flight.”
💼 Tony Bloom’s Steady Hand
Chairman Tony Bloom continues to play a vital role in Brighton’s recruitment strategy. With a well-earned reputation for smart, analytics-based decisions, Bloom is now looking to fine-tune the squad and give the coach the tools to succeed.
The club is targeting players from:
- Ligue 1 and Eredivisie, where Brighton have had past success
- The Championship, identifying young players ready for the top flight
- Premier League squads, for loan or affordable permanent deals
Brighton remain committed to their sustainable model, but understand that investment is necessary to avoid another relegation scare.
🔎 The Stakes Are High
The 2025/26 season is seen as a defining moment for Brighton. Having previously shown the ability to compete in the top half of the table, last season’s drop in form was a wake-up call. This summer’s signings will play a major role in determining whether Brighton stabilize—or slip further into danger.
✅ Conclusion
Brighton & Hove Albion are approaching this transfer window with clear purpose. With Tony Bloom’s leadership and the Brighton coach’s vision, the club is determined to turn the page on a difficult season and build a team ready to fight, compete, and stay in the Premier League.
The rebuild is in motion—and the Seagulls are ready to fly again.
