Brighton owner Tony Bloom gives his thoughts on preparing to compete in Europe, the impact of manager Roberto de Zerbi and the loan signing of Barcelona's Ansu Fati.
Brighton owner Tony Bloom has bankrolled the club to the eve of their first-ever European campaign.
Bloom confirmed the club's legendary planning meant they were in position to react when Chelsea made their approach for Graham Potter almost a year ago. "But I didn't quite realise the impact he would have when he came in. He has been hugely influential for so many players. He is so good at improving them.
The AEK Athens game could mark the home debut of possibly the most exciting signing Brighton have ever made.
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