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New Brighton boss looking to ‘challenge the establishment’
Brighton and Hove Albion new manager Fabian Hurzeler holds up a club scarf after a press conference at the American Express Elite Football Performance Centre, Brighton, July 2, 2024

FABIAN HURZELER said today he wants to “achieve big things and challenge the establishment” during his first press conference as Brighton manager.

The 31-year-old, who is the youngest permanent manager in Premier League history, has taken over at Falmer Stadium after guiding St Pauli to promotion into the Bundesliga last season.

The Texas-born German coach spoke about the magnitude of his move to “the best league in the world” and says he is willing to adapt his philosophy during his tenure.

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