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Hurzeler: Minteh can still fulfil his dream move next window

After Brighton turned down Liverpool’s bids, Fabian Hurzeler says Yankuba Minteh could still land his “dream” move later.

By TuFutbolero Newsroom

Brighton boss Fabian Hurzeler signalled that Yankuba Minteh can still chase his long-term dream move even though the winger did not leave in the transfer window.

Speaking ahead of Saturday’s Premier League game against Leeds, Hurzeler said the failed Liverpool talks don’t close the door. BBC Sport reports that the head coach believes Minteh’s next step could come if he keeps performing at a high level: if the team is successful and the individual stands out again, Minteh may draw attention once more and then be able to “fulfil his dream” in the next transfer window.

Liverpool offers rejected

According to BBC Sport, Liverpool had two bids turned down:

  • £50m
  • £60m

Brighton, meanwhile, were understood to be looking for closer to £70m for the 22-year-old Gambia international.

Minteh joined Brighton from Newcastle in 2024 for £30m and mainly plays on the right. Over 73 appearances for the Seagulls, he has contributed 10 goals and nine assists.

Hurzeler also insisted the winger remains committed, saying Minteh wears Brighton’s badge and has been part of the squad for two years, while adding that success as a club helps individuals shine.

Brighton add Chema Andres

Even though Minteh stayed, Brighton raised funds through player sales and used some of that money to strengthen elsewhere. BBC Sport notes the club completed a deadline-day move for Spanish defensive midfielder Chema Andres from Stuttgart for £15.5m, after earlier generating significant income including Carlos Baleba’s £70m move to Manchester United.

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