Hurzeler's setup at Brighton is supporting success

Brighton are second in the Premier League. Head coach Fabian Hurzeler is linked with richer clubs, including Manchester United. According to the writer, 33-year-old Hurzeler will stay at Brighton for now, as he knows that managers who move on, such as Graham Potter, do not always find what they expect.

Hurzeler's goal is to win the Conference League and move up to the Champions League. The writer highlights the manager's humility, his ability to listen, and his interest in people. He cites his enthusiasm, clear thinking and determination as reasons players feel connected to him.

Kaoru Mitoma is trying to return from a long-running hamstring injury and is expected to rejoin the squad after the international break. Brighton's only defeats of the season came away at Chelsea and Liverpool. They won 1-0 at Manchester City and beat Arsenal 3-0 at home.

According to the writer, the club's management, led by Tony Bloom and Paul Barber, is the best in the Premier League. He says that if Hurzeler leaves for another club, the team could face a rebuild, ongoing problems and squad imbalances.