“It can be possible,” Roberto De Zerbi says, explaining why Brighton’s departure following the Manchester United match is being reconsidered.

Head coach of Brighton & Hove Albion Roberto De Zerbi acknowledges that he had second thoughts about leaving Brighton after witnessing the moving scenes at the Amex Stadium yesterday.

De Zerbi made his departure from the team known on Saturday following the season’s last Premier League match-up against Manchester United.

It was decided that the Italian and owner and chairman Tony Bloom would split after their “amicable” disagreements about the preparations for the upcoming season.

The Brighton audience is fond of the Italian, and yesterday when De Zerbi spoke to them, they chanted, “We want you stay.”

“I felt it can be possible again,” De Zerbi responded when asked whether the response from the fans made him reconsider his failure to come to a compromise with Bloom.

“Because I am not supported by a club.” My choice isn’t based on the support of a large, elite club. No. I apologize, but my decision regarding football is different.

“I have no regrets because I live by my values, honor my heritage, and absorb the lessons from my family.” I want to stick to my principles and my background.

De Zerbi was also questioned about the areas in which he and Bloom disagreed and the reasons why they were unable to come to a compromise. Were there problems with his contract or transfers?

He remarked, “It is not right if I get inside the details.” “Saying the plans and the work methodology is sufficient. There is no issue because I’m used to working in a different manner.

If you can’t find the balance, Tony’s methods have produced spectacular results. But without a doubt, I’ll be the first Brighton supporter. Forever after, Tony will always be in my memory.

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