Outgoing Brighton boss Roberto de Zerbi insists he has not been offered another job – yet.
The Seagulls announced the Italian would be leaving the club after Sunday’s match against Manchester United at the Amex, which the visitors won 2-0.
The 44-year-old had been linked with a host of big jobs across Europe, including Juventus, Liverpool and Bayern Munich but after the game de Zerbi told BBC Sport: “At the moment, nothing. There isn’t any club – no-one offered (a deal).”
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The former Shakhtar Donetsk coach joined Brighton in the wake of Graham Potter’s departure in September 2022 but is less than halfway through a four-year deal.
“I hope to work in the Premier League again. I don’t know where or when. It’s an honour to work in the Premier League,” he added.
De Zerbi steered the south coast side to the top-six last season and the last-16 of the Europa League in their first ever European campaign this term, with memorable wins over Ajax and Marseille along the way before a 4-1 aggregate exit to Roma.
Brighton have been linked with Ipswich manager Kieran McKenna as they bid to make a swift appointment.
