John Morling News Today

Brighton's former academy manager discusses the club's evolution into an established Premier League club and his new challenge in Hong Kong

Evan Ferguson has signed a new Brighton contract to keep him at the club until 2029. The 19-year-old striker had already committed to a fresh deal in April that ran until 2028 amid interest from a number of clubs including Manchester United, and Brighton have moved to further secure his future. He has scored five times in 14 appearances in all competitions this season. Brighton head coach Roberto De Zerbi said: “Evan deserves this new contract and he has a very big future ahead of him.” Tech...

Irish soil is becoming fertile ground for Brighton’s conveyor belt of talent. But what is behind the success and who could follow Ferguson?

A poor start has seen the Red Devils lose three of their opening five Premier League matches ahead of tonight’s Champions League clash with Bayern Munich.

Brighton and Hove Albion under-21 assistant coach Gary Dicker believes that Evan Ferguson's mentality and upbringing are the key reasons for the Irish striker's rise to prominence this season for both club and country, despite being just 18 years old.

Considered too small by some as a youngster, Andrew Moran has undergone a remarkable rise since.

Former Ireland international emerges as contender for association’s Assistant Director of Football position.

Ex-Ireland underage captain Noe Baba on moving to Castlebar from Cameroon as a youngster, dealing with racism, using boxing as therapy, and a new start at Finn Harps.

Aaron Connolly made an impact on his first appearance in over three years for the U21s.

Englishman starts his new role in August.