Brighton boss Roberto De Zerbi has been revealed to have a release clause in his contract which may have fans concerned.
Roberto De Zerbi has quickly become a legend of Brighton football club, taking them higher than ever before.
With their Europa League campaign kicking off this Thursday, man are excited to see the Seagulls on the continent.
Especially following the brutal beating Brighton put onto Manchester United last weekend in a 3-1 win.
But what is his release clause and how much would other clubs need to pay in order to steal him from the Amex?
Fabrizio Romano has informed everyone…
De Zerbi contract situation
The Italian has a contract until June 2026, however his revolutionary results have led to suggestion he might be targeted by lots of clubs before then.
Brighton know all to well about losing a coach early, and could face that same risk this time with De Zerbi’s release clause.
£11.2 million is said to be the price required to steal De Zerbi from the south coast, not that he would move anyway.
This is according to Fabrizio Romano who has confirmed the release clause has a interesting stipulation.
This being that it can only be activated in the summer which avoids Brighton losing him mid-season.
However despite this, De Zerbi is believed to be 100% focussed on Brighton and there is no plans for him to leave.