Roberto De Zerbi left Brighton in May 2024 by mutual consent, with the club confirming the decision after the final league game of the season. He and Brighton agreed to part ways to pursue their respective ideas and visions, with De Zerbi expressing pride in what the players and staff achieved over two “historical” seasons.
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- Timing: immediate departure announced at the end of the 2023-24 season, after Brighton’s final match (vs Manchester United) .
- Reason wording: mutual consent, focusing on allowing both parties to pursue their own ideas and values .
- Impact: De Zerbi had guided Brighton to their highest-ever Premier League finish and European qualification during his tenure; staff associated with him also left as part of the change .
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Brighton and Roberto De Zerbi have mutually agreed to part ways at the end of the season, the Premier League club confirmed.
www.beinsports.comRoberto De Zerbi is to leave Brighton by mutual consent; De Zerbi said: I am very sad to be leaving Brighton, but I am very proud of what my players and staff have achieved with the support of everyone at the club and our amazing fans in the past two historical seasons
www.skysports.comBrighton boss Roberto De Zerbi will leave the Premier League club by mutual consent after their final game of the season against Manchester United on Sunday.
online87.thedailystar.netRoberto De Zerbi will leave Brighton and Hove Albion after the Seagulls' final game of the Premier League season against Manchester United.
www.beinsports.comRoberto De Zerbi will leave Brighton after Sundays Premier League match against Manchester United.
www.skysports.comRoberto De Zerbi will leave Brighton & Hove Albion following the final game of the Premier League game of the season on Sunday. The club has confirmed the 44-year-old will leave by mutual consent…
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