Brighton ex-coach Graham Potter may return to work at his home club, Sky Sports reports.
Graham Potter, Getty ImagesAccording to a source, after Robert De Zerbi's resignation as Brighton's head coach, the club's bosses began searching for coaches to fill the position. Initially, the number one target for Brighton was Kieran McKenna, but he is set to extend his contract with Ipswich. Thus, the Seagulls returned to the candidacy of Graham Potter, who left the team in the autumn of 2022 to take over at Chelsea.
Interestingly, Graham Potter is being actively wooed by Manchester United, where he is expected to replace Eric ten Hag.
