Brighton & Hove Albion have made their position on a potential Fabian Hurzeler exit clear as Manchester United circle around him.

Brighton & Hove Albion are reportedly relaxed about the future of manager Fabian Hurzeler despite growing interest from Manchester United. Hurzeler has emerged as a standout Premier League candidate to succeed Michael Carrick, whose position at Old Trafford is under pressure after a six-match winless streak. However, Brighton have received no formal contact from other clubs and are not worried about an imminent departure.
Under the 33-year-old German tactician, Brighton sit third in the Premier League as the division's top scorers. Meanwhile, United have earned just seven points from seven matches, leading to a recent meeting between Carrick and director of football Jason Wilcox regarding the squad's poor form.
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