Brighton

Roberto De Zerbi has continued what his predecessor Graham Potter had done so well at the Amex Stadium, leading Brighton closer and closer towards the Champions ...

will visit the Molineux Stadium to take on Wolves in the Premier League on 4th February. They will then host Everton in the Merseyside derby on 13th February. They won just one of their last five games in all competitions, with that win coming in the third round replay of the FA Cup against Wolves.

Liverpool lost 2-1 at Brighton & Hove Albion on Sunday but it could have been even worse for Jurgen Klopp's team. Reds midfielder Fabinho was arguably lucky ...

But to the surprise of many viewers, Fabinho was allowed to stay on the field. Referee David Coote was quick to show Fabinho a yellow card but Fabinho was made to sweat as a VAR review considered whether an upgrade to red was required. Fabinho only entered the game as an 85th-minute substitute but he was immediately at the center of the action.

Moises Caicedo is being denied a move to Arsenal by his club Brighton after the Seagulls' determination to kick the 'selling team cycle'

The Gunners must reinforce the midfield and time is running out and contingencies need to be ready should Brighton show no sign of buckling. The Gunners are fighting for the title and where players like William Saliba or Gabriel Martinelli might once have considered Arsenal as a stepping stone to the Real Madrids of this world, now Mikel Arteta’s side fight for the biggest of accolades. Why are Brighton not allowed to aspire for the same? Liverpool had these scenarios with both Philippe Coutinho and Luis Suarez yet both were kept initially before being allowed to leave after they had helped the club progress further. It was this move which sparked a response from Moises Caicedo’s side to post a message publicly declaring his desire to leave but that [the Gunners had nothing directly to do with](https://www.football.london/arsenal-fc/transfer-news/moises-caicedo-arsenal-transfer-rice-26099059) it. From an Arsenal perspective it is fair and the bid, if anything, is above what the player would be worth on the market perhaps in different circumstances. So ask the question, what’s worth more to Brighton: £60million-plus or European football and further progression toward the top level? On the side of Brighton, the offer is seen as low, whereas the Gunners see this as a very fair bid for a player bought for around £5million less than two years ago and with only around a year of English top-flight football under his belt. Brighton sit sixth in the table, eight points off fourth with a game in hand. There has been a lot of talk in the past 24 hours about the situation between Brighton, Arsenal and Moises Caicedo. However, they could have arguably performed even better had they not been pillaged in both departments. [Emile Smith Rowe](https://www.football.london/arsenal-fc/transfer-news/emile-smith-rowe-transfer-value-20918583) and [Gabriel Magalhaes](https://www.football.london/arsenal-fc/transfer-news/gabriel-magalhaes-juventus-arsenal-transfer-24006972).

Brighton manager Roberto Di Zerbi says the club will find the "best solution" for wantaway Moises Caicedo after his "mistake" of going public with a desire ...

We will see the best solution for the club, for him and for us." "Moises is a good guy. [righton](/topic/brighton) manager Roberto Di Zerbi says the club will find the "best solution" for wantaway [Moises Caicedo](/topic/moises-caicedo) after his "mistake" of going public with a desire to leave.

Arsenal made a £60m bid for Brighton midfielder Moises Caicedo; offer rejected by Brighton, who say player is not for sale in January; Arsenal considering ...

"I am the youngest of 10 siblings from a poor upbringing in Santa Domingo in Ecuador. "As I said before we've been pretty active in the market. If you want to stay like this, we can stay but I don't like that [approach]." I always play football with a smile and with heart. "I think we need some players in some positions," he added. Asked if he was surprised by Caicedo's social media post, De Zerbi added: Yes, yes I was.

Liverpool had led at the Amex through Harvey Elliott, but have now won just once in their last six games. Lewis Dunk levelled before the break for Brighton and ...

The hosts were without Moises Caicedo after the Ecuadorian took to social media on Friday to try and force through a move to Arsenal. Their FA Cup exit leaves the Champions League as their only remaining shot at a trophy this season. Liverpool’s disastrous season suffered another blow on Sunday as the holders were dumped out the FA Cup by a 2-1 defeat at Brighton.

An yi tunanin wasan zai tafi zagaye na biyu ganin cewa lokacin tashi ya kure, sai gashi Mitoma ya ci wata kwallo mai kayatarwa, da ta ba Brighton damar kai ...

Mitoma ne dan wasan Seagulls da ke haskawa a baya bayannan, yayin da Leandro Trossard ya tafi Arsenal, kuma ake hasashen Moises Caicedo zai bishi Gunners din. Ana daf da tashin wasan ne dan kasar Japan din ya ci kwallon, bayan da ya kwantar da mai tsaron bayan Liverpool din, wato Gomez. Kungiyar ta Anfield ce ke rike da kofin na FA, to amma a bana tana jin jiki a gasar Ingila musamman a Premier League, inda suke zaune na tara a teburi, yayin da Brighton ke na shida.

Brighton manager Roberto De Zerbi admitted the club are prepared for life without star midfielder Moises Caicedo amid interest from Arsenal.

[first approached by Chelsea](https://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/chelsea-considering-improved-offer-brighton-caicedo-55m-bid-knocked-back/bltc96068d4f4d0bf77) over the transfer of Caicedo, but it is now league leaders Arsenal who are leading the way for the Ecuadorian. The Seagulls, for their part, will be waiting for the transfer window to slam shut, leaving De Zerbi with a definitive squad to work with as they chase FA Cup glory and the European places. If we lose also Caicedo, it can be a problem for us if we want to fight for Europe and the best position in the table. With Caicedo's price tag set and Brighton traditionally firm on their transfer approach, it remains to be seen whether Arsenal - or Chelsea - meet the club's demands. De Zerbi's side showed no signs of missing Caicedo, though, as they secured [a late 2-1 victory over holders Liverpool on Sunday.](https://www.goal.com/en/lists/liverpool-season-in-tatters-winners-losers-ratings-salah-slump-continues-fa-cup-defeat-brighton/bltbce6d640fc090fc2) De Zerbi has admitted that the club are "ready to go forward" without their midfield maestro, even though he would prefer him to stay. “I would like him to finish the season with us, but we’re ready to go forward without him.

Roberto De Zerbi has continued what his predecessor Graham Potter had done so well at the Amex Stadium, leading Brighton closer and closer towards the Champions ...

will visit the Molineux Stadium to take on Wolves in the Premier League on 4th February. They will then host Everton in the Merseyside derby on 13th February. They won just one of their last five games in all competitions, with that win coming in the third round replay of the FA Cup against Wolves.

Brighton dumped holders Liverpool out of the FA Cup thanks to a brilliant 92nd minute winner from Kaoru Mitoma as the Seagulls ran out deserved 2-1 winners to progress to the fifth round of the competition. The hosts, as expected, were without wantaway ...

But it just means we have to keep working. "We have to build. The Seagulls have outclassed many visitors to the Amex this season, but none more so than under-fire Liverpool. "After we came back from the World Cup break we wanted to go for it. In the table we stay in sixth. Last game here we couldn't have won, but this today nobody would be surprised if we had won. We make steps but we have to improve. "This was a different team to the last game. "If we don't lose Caicedo we are ready to fight for Europe," he added. To become a great team you have to win this game. "We will not fall apart, I can tell you...there were steps in the right direction," Klopp said afterwards. The result is important but the performance also.

Brighton manager Roberto De Zerbi admitted the club are prepared for life without star midfielder Moises Caicedo amid interest from Arsenal.

[first approached by Chelsea](https://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/chelsea-considering-improved-offer-brighton-caicedo-55m-bid-knocked-back/bltc96068d4f4d0bf77) over the transfer of Caicedo, but it is now league leaders Arsenal who are leading the way for the Ecuadorian. The Seagulls, for their part, will be waiting for the transfer window to slam shut, leaving De Zerbi with a definitive squad to work with as they chase FA Cup glory and the European places. If we lose also Caicedo, it can be a problem for us if we want to fight for Europe and the best position in the table. With Caicedo's price tag set and Brighton traditionally firm on their transfer approach, it remains to be seen whether Arsenal - or Chelsea - meet the club's demands. De Zerbi's side showed no signs of missing Caicedo, though, as they secured [a late 2-1 victory over holders Liverpool on Sunday.](https://www.goal.com/en/lists/liverpool-season-in-tatters-winners-losers-ratings-salah-slump-continues-fa-cup-defeat-brighton/bltbce6d640fc090fc2) De Zerbi has admitted that the club are "ready to go forward" without their midfield maestro, even though he would prefer him to stay. “I would like him to finish the season with us, but we’re ready to go forward without him.

Kaoru Mitoma scores in stoppage time as Brighton knock holders Liverpool out of the FA Cup with victory at the Amex.

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Arsenal have seen an improved bid of £70 million for Brighton midfielder Moises Caicedo rejected, GOAL can confirm.

We lost [Leandro] Trossard and if we also lose Caicedo it's a problem for us if we want to fight for Europe. If we don't lose Caicedo we are ready to fight." But Arsenal returned with an improved offer for the Ecuador international late on Sunday, tabling a bid of around £65m, with a further £5m included in add-ons.

Brighton manager, Roberto De Zerbi, has refused to rule out the possibility of Moises Caicedo leaving the club before the January transfer window closes.

“For every one there are many solutions and we will see the best solution for the club and for him and for us,” De Zerbi told ITV. And De Zerbi underlined Brighton’s intention to hold onto their prized midfielder, but admitted the club will consider the best “solution” for all parties. Brighton manager, Roberto De Zerbi, has refused to rule out the possibility of Moises Caicedo leaving the club before the January transfer window closes.