Brighton, Ferguson and Arsenal

Brighton confirm Evan Ferguson could leave amid Arsenal and West Ham transfer links
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Brighton boss Fabian Hurzeler admits Evan Ferguson may leave this month amid Arsenal interest
Evan Ferguson will be allowed to leave Brighton on loan in the January transfer window if it suits his development with Arsenal and West Ham in eager need of an attacking reinforcements
‘Best for the player’ – Fabian Hurzeler changes tune on Evan Ferguson as Brighton boss hints at January loan move
EVAN FERGUSON has been told he will be loaned out if it is the best for him and Brighton. Previously, the club had claimed that the Ireland striker would not be allowed to leave the club on a
'He needs to go' – Evan Ferguson told to leave Brighton this January as West Ham and Danny Ings claim made
Ex-Republic of Ireland manager Brian Kerr believes Evan Ferguson should leave Brighton and join West Ham this January. Ferguson, who is currently struggling with ankle injury, has started just two Premier League matches for the Seagulls this term.
Fabian Hurzeler says Evan Ferguson Premier League loan a possibility: ‘It’s about what is best for the player’
Brighton & Hove Albion head coach Fabian Hurzeler has not ruled out loaning Evan Ferguson to another Premier League club. Ferguson is back in training after missing the last four matches across all competitions with a left ankle injury.
West Ham may have Premier League rival in race to sign Evan Ferguson
West Ham made an early move to sign Evan Ferguson in this month’s transfer window, yet they may have a rival in the race to sign the Republic of Ireland striker. Brighton boss Fabian Hurzeler has not ruled out a January loan move for Ferguson,
What Ireland's Evan Ferguson can learn from the 33-year-old tearing it up in the Premier League
CHRIS WOOD and Evan Ferguson may be at opposite ends of their career, but the two footballers have plenty in common. Both are tall, physically imposing strikers with an eye for goal. Both play for Premier League clubs considered lesser lights that have been exceeding expectations.
Evan Ferguson’s potential loan move: Could a Potter reunion be the answer?
Brighton head coach Fabian Hurzeler has left the door open for the Republic of Ireland striker to leave on loan this month ...
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The two clubs Evan Ferguson should NOT join, as pundit says lack of football is ‘harming’ Ireland
Evan Ferguson has been told that he needs to find regular first-team football with his next move - and that should rule out ...
RTE star warns Evan Ferguson struggles ‘hurting’ Ireland but urges him NOT to join Premier League giants on loan
DIETMAR HAMANN believes Evan Ferguson’s lack of game time is “hurting” the Republic of Ireland. The 20-year-old has struggled ...
Report indicates why Arsenal transfer target’s future could go down to the wire
Brighton could reportedly make a late decision on the future of Arsenal transfer target Evan Ferguson this January.The ...
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Brighton 'have to protect Evan Ferguson's value and won't do anything stupid'
Former Ireland manager Brian Kerr wants to see Evan Ferguson playing regularly, even if that means leaving Brighton on loan ...
Transfer notebook: Antony offered Spain escape route, Manchester United eye up £40million-rated star, Evan Ferguson’s options revealed
Manchester United are among the sides eyeing up £40million rated Parma goalkeeper Zion Suzuki – two years after missing the ...
Brian Kerr suggests Brighton and Republic of Ireland striker Evan Ferguson could thrive on loan at West Ham
FORMER Ireland manager Brian Kerr reckons a loan move to West Ham might be good for Evan Ferguson. The Brighton striker is ...
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Huge Evan Ferguson blow as Brighton manager gives fresh update on Ireland striker’s injury woes
Brighton boss Fabian Hurzeler confirmed that Ferguson would miss at least another few weeks, when he was speaking ahead of ...