The good news continues in Brighton

He Brighton & Hove Albion He seems determined to do his homework as soon as possible for next season, where the Seagulls will play in European competition for the first time in their history after finishing sixth in the recently concluded Premier League.

‘Hat-trick’ of incorporations

As soon as the Brazilian striker’s incorporations are confirmed joao pedro (Watford), for which they paid 34.2 million euros, and the midfielders James Milner (Liverpool) and Mahmoud Dahoud (Borussia Dortmund), the last two with the letter of independence under their arms, the Brighton announced this Wednesday the renewal of one of its young talents.

Is about Jeremy Sarmiento, a Spanish-Ecuadorian attacker who, at just 21 years old, became a full international on 13 occasions with the ‘Tri’. Born in Madrid, Sarmiento signed for him Brighton in July 2021 after passing through the lower categories of Charlton and Benficaamong others, and just two months later, on September 22, he made his official debut with the first team against city ​​of swanseain the third round matchup of the Carabao Cup the seagulls won 2-0.

“We expect him to be a very important player”

After accumulating just 135 minutes with the ‘major’ in his first campaign at Brightonin 2022-23 Sarmiento He was running 346′ when at the end of March he fractured the fifth metatarsal of his right foot in a friendly with Ecuador. An injury from which he continues to recover to this day. “Unfortunately, he will not be able to play the rest of the season due to his injury, but we expect him to be a very important player for us in the coming years,” said his manager, Robert De Zerbionce the news of its extension to June 2027 is confirmed.

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