Brighton is now focusing on ‘world-class’ £40m ‘replacement Verbruggen’

A report shows that Brighton and Hove Albion are now watching the move to replace Bart Verbruggen this summer by “world-class” goalkeepers.

Verbruggen caught interest after an impressive performance

Brighton enjoyed another solid campaign in the Premier League, with the possibility of the first half growing, with their goalkeepers catching attention with impressive performances.

Recently, Verbrugg kept a clean sheet in the Seagulls’ 2-0 win at Wolverhampton Wanderers, making two saves from the box to get San Francisco on Bay, which earned him a 7.7 Sofascore game, the second highest game of any player.

The Dutch International also put some of his best performances in his national side and earned some impressive saves in the UEFA European League clash with Spain in March.

So, there is no doubt that the Dutch are now starting to attract the attention of some of Europe’s top clubs, and Suns reports suggest that Real Madrid is now focusing on the shocking deals for shooters this summer.

In the same report, details are that Brighton is now placing rules on the top replacement for the 22-year-old, one of the goalkeepers Liverpool’s Caoimhin Kelleher is considering, has been playing against the Irish for quite some time.

Reports from elsewhere show that the Reds set a £40m asking price for Kelleher, so if the Seagull decides to take action for the goalkeeper, the Seagull will need to spend a lot of money.

“World-class” Keller may be the ideal verbruggen alternative

Of course, Fabian Hurzeler wants to keep Verbruggen’s mastery outside the end of the campaign, but if Real Madrid comes, it may be difficult to keep the goalkeeper’s service, and there are signs that Liverpool Shot-Stopper may be the ideal replacement.

Although Alisson remains Arne Slot’s preferred choice between clubs, the Irish certainly played a role in the Reds’ Premier League title victory, making 10 appearances while the Brazilian was injured.

During this time, the 26-year-old was highly praised by Andy Robertson, who described his teammates as “world class.”

Not only that, over the past year, the Irish internationals have ranked high in some key goalkeeper metrics.

Kelleher proved himself in the Premier League, which could be a brilliant replacement for Verbruggen this summer, but Hurzeler hopes Madrid will be interested in his goalkeeper.