Brighton chairman Tony Bloom credits head coach Fabian Hurzeler’s process focus and self-confidence for driving the team’s Premier League turnaround.

Brighton chairman Tony Bloom has praised head coach Fabian Hurzeler for his self-belief and adherence to his processes during a challenging period last season. Despite supporter frustration following a February home defeat to Crystal Palace, Bloom and chief executive Paul Barber maintained full confidence in the young German manager, who has since guided the Albion to third place in the Premier League table.
Bloom credited senior dressing room figures for stabilizing the team and highlighted an away victory at Brentford as the turning point that sparked Brighton's strong form. Addressing growing outside interest in Hurzeler and Brighton's busy schedule across domestic competition and the Conference League, Bloom emphasized that the club remains prepared for any eventuality with a deep squad.
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