Andy Naylor is a correspondent for Brighton and Hove Albion FC, writing for The Athletic. With a focus on football, Andy covers news and analysis related to the team's performances, transfers, and overall progress. His articles provide insights into the club's strategies, player updates, and upcoming matches.
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By: Andy Naylor
The Dutch midfielder showed both his defensive and attacking qualities in Brighton's 3-2 defeat
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The Turkish international was signed as a defender but his performance on the right wing at Anfield showed just how versatile he can be
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Carlos Baleba has added to Brighton & Hove Albion’s injury problems after only making the bench for the 2-1 defeat at Liverpool. A knee problem prevented the 20-year-old Cameroon midfielder from making his ninth appearance out of 10 matches in the Premier League this season. Head coach Fabian Hurzeler said: “Carlos had an issue with his knee. He would have been a starter, but in the end it was the right decision not to take any risks. “He is a very young player. He has played a lot of games now. We have to take care of the health of the players, especially at a young age.
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If Baleba maintains his rate of progress, he appears destined to be yet another Brighton player to move on for big money
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Brighton & Hove Albion head coach Fabian Hurzeler is backing Jack Hinshelwood to become a full England international. Hinshelwood has earned three Under-21s caps this season and Hurzeler believes the versatile 19-year-old is destined to be a key player for both club and country. “In understanding the game, in recognising the spaces, finding the right angle to the team-mate, having the first touch, having good passing, I think he is already one of the best,” said Hurzeler. “Now it is about consistency, showing these actions for 90 minutes, not only in phases of the game.
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Brighton & Hove Albion head coach Fabian Hurzeler says Solly March’s comeback is on schedule after more than a year out with a serious knee injury. March had two knee operations to repair meniscus damage and a ruptured cruciate ligament in a 2-1 defeat at Manchester City in October 2023. The 30-year-old winger twisted and landed awkwardly as he was being close down by Bernardo Silva towards the end of the match at the Etihad. His game time since then has been limited to playing the first 26 minutes of a 10-0 win for the under-21s against Crystal Palace several weeks ago. Hurzeler...
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Brighton & Hove Albion are adding German coaching guru Daniel Niedzkowski to Fabian Hurzeler’s backroom team. The 47-year-old will join as an assistant head coach, subject to work permit clearance, in January. Niedzkowski has wide-reaching coaching experience in Germany, most recently as head of the German football federation’s coaches training programme since 2016. His former pupils include head coach Hurzeler. Niedzkowski launched his coaching career in 2012 working with Germany’s under-20 team before spending three years as assistant coach with Bayer Leverkusen. During his...
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Hurzeler and his players rose to the biggest challenge of all by coming from behind to beat the side that has won four titles in a row.
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O'Riley is still only 24 but his career has taken many twists after he decided to leave Fulham despite having no other club to join
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Hurzeler's first 11 Premier League games saw him face most of the division's established elite - yet Brighton are an encouraging sixth
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