Tony Bloom explains Brighton’s transfer stance, clarifying that top players are not automatically sold without the right price and timing.

Brighton & Hove Albion chairman Tony Bloom has clarified the club's transfer philosophy, stating that Brighton do not automatically sell their best players despite interest from larger clubs. Speaking to The Argus, Bloom outlined three specific criteria required for a key departure: the timing must be right, the financial price must be acceptable, and the player must actively want to leave.
Bloom also highlighted that the current squad managed by head coach Fabian Hurzeler is the strongest in the club's history. He emphasized that retaining talent supports Brighton's ambitious long-term European aspirations and ensures stability rather than necessitating annual squad rebuilds.
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