Earlier today Brighton Executives Suspends New Coach Fabian Hurzeler For Allegedly Involving InFabian Hurzeler, 31, was always a prominent prospect, according to Brighton owner Tony Bloom, who appointed him as the league’s youngest-ever permanent head coach.
The Texas-born coach will join Brighton this summer, replacing Roberto De Zerbi, who left at the end of the previous campaign, Albion said on Saturday.
“From the start of the process to appoint our new head coach, Fabian was always a standout candidate and one who had caught our attention with his exceptional work at St Pauli over the past 18 months,” Bloom stated.
“After speaking to Tony, Paul (Barber), and David (Weir), it was clear that they are highly ambitious. The club has a unique history and bold vision for the future, so I am truly excited to be part of the project.
“The club has made incredible progress over the last few seasons and the aim is to continue building on that success. “I am relishing the opportunity to coach in the Premier League and I can’t wait to meet the players, staff, and, of course, the fans.” Hurzeler assumed his first coaching position in 2016 and with his arrival, Albion continued their progressive hiring strategy.
