Forget Kieran McKenna for Brighton – hand-selected Roberto De Zerbi recommendation is a better fit

During a weekend filled with celebrations and farewells,

Roberto de Zerbi’s Brighton exit was far more subdued than most.

Shortly before the season’s last game, Albion made the announcement that the Italian manager would be leaving the Amex Stadium.

After losing 2-0 to Manchester United and falling into the bottom half of the standings,

19 months of promise ended abruptly. Recall “Kirk van Houten at the factory of crackers.”

By mutual consent, De Zerbi departs Brighton, his reputation irrevocably improved.

It was never going to be an easy challenge for any candidate who had to follow

Graham Potter’s gentlemanly exploits on the south coast, but there’s no doubting that his

Naturally, they are now looking for a new manager again, and Kieran McKenna,

the sensational Ipswich Town player, is the one that everyone seems to be talking about.

With his recent promotions, the 38-year-old has strapped a rocket to the Tractor Boys,

and the team has made it back into the Premier League for the first time since 2002.

How horrible it would be to have McKenna taken away, but if a number of reports are to be trusted,

Brighton is actually planning to do just that. But whether it actually occurs is still up in the air.

Given the uncertainty surrounding the former Manchester United coach’s decision to leave at this particular time, Albion may need to

Francesco Farioli, a fellow countryman of De Zerbi, could be that substitute.

Journalist Sam Cohen claims that the outgoing manager directly suggested his fellow Italian as

the candidate Brighton should consider hiring this summer, and there is definitely something to his recommendation.

The 35-year-old, who coached De Zerbi’s goalkeeping at

the Italian teams Benevento and Sassuolo, is considered one of the most promising young managers in

European football after leading OGC Nice to fifth place in the Ligue 1 standings this season.

Farioli is an attack-minded, bold, and unique tactical identity who emphasizes

the connection between his wingers and full-backs while using a lot of bodies in the final third. His pleasant side also takes pride in

Additionally, Farioli is anticipated to be active in the upcoming weeks.

Until recently, it appeared more and more probable that he would take over at Ajax,

the Dutch powerhouse, but some think Brighton would try to take advantage of

his last-minute decision to move to the Netherlands. And maybe they ought to.

 

Brighton’s Premier League standing, seeming potential,

and strong relationship to Farioli’s manager mentor make it understandable why

the Italian would find the team to be appealing. And it should be mutually felt,

given the early indications of his career in the dugout.

Brighton should be considering Farioli in case they are unable to sign McKenna.

Heck, perhaps they ought to even if McKenna.

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