Yasin Ayari has grown into one of Brighton‘s most important players in the last two seasons. The player could now be keen on an exit.
The midfielder started for the Seagulls against Aston Villa, playing a role in the 4-0 win. He also played in the Conference League qualifying game against Tromso.
In the summer, the player had a very good World Cup too. This has played a role in his rise to prominence, with Sport Witness having previously covered that Brighton won’t let him leave cheaply.
Player encouraging through transfer
Today’s Gazzetta dello Sport covers AS Roma’s interest in Chelsea’s Jamie Bynoe-Gittens but they also note their interest in the Brighton player.
Roma have been impressed by how well Ayari did at the World Cup. The Giallorossi are also alert to the situation because his contract at the Seagulls runs out in 2027.
The newspaper are certain Ayari doesn’t want to sign a new deal. This is making Brighton consider his possible sale, with Fabin Hurzeler looking at a figure of between €40m and €45m to part ways.
Our take: Brighton on alert
The 22-year-old and those around him clearly want to take advantage of his expiring contract. This is also putting pressure on Brighton to possibly consider a sale as they wouldn’t want to let the player depart for free next year.
At the same time, a deal for Roma would be very difficult due to the finances involved. They have spent significantly and midfield isn’t exactly an area of concern right now.
