Player glad to be proving people wrong, move probable for Brighton inform player

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Brighton player flirts with summer transfer – Move likely, happy to be proving people wrong

Deniz Undav’s decision to join VfB Stuttgart on loan from Brighton & Hove Albion in the last window has clearly paid off.

The forward has performed admirably for the Bundesliga team despite sustaining a knee injury at the beginning of the season. In 10 games, he has eight goals and two assists.

The 27-year-old must currently return to The Amex because his contract with Brighton expires in 2027. The player himself stated as much when he was questioned by Sky Deutschland regarding his future plans.

In response, the German stated he wouldn’t object to the notion of staying on at Stuttgart longer.

Brighton and I are bound by a contract. I’ll be returning to Brighton in the summer as of right now,” he stated.

The season is still lengthy, though. It’s all about VfB. I wish to achieve maximum success. VfB is an amazing team. It pleases me to be here. The supporters are amazing. I fit right in, and the crew gave me a warm welcome. Of course, I have nothing against it.

The player, who is owned by Brighton, stated the previous day that he can “imagine” remaining at the German team once his loan period ends.

Bild revealed two days ago that Stuttgart’s temporary agreement includes a €12 million buyout option. Given this and his most recent remarks, it’s possible that he may depart the Seagulls in the summer of 2019.

Before joining Royale Union Saint-Gilloise in 2020, Undav played in Germany’s lower leagues for the majority of his career. The attacker moved to Brighton thanks to his success in Belgium, but he hasn’t exactly made an impression there.

Under his career so far, Undav said, “There are still moments when I feel like I only scored four goals in the Bundesliga. How does something of that nature operate? No one gave me any faith. I lacked self-confidence. I played football just for enjoyment. And you tell your wife and family, “I made it,” when you’re at home.

Having the impression that I have proven myself to those who never gave me a chance is absurd. It was a new career route and took longer than anticipated.