“I have doubts” – Manager encouraged to consider avoiding Liverpool… Go to Brighton instead

According to Sportwitness, since Jürgen Klopp announced his departure from Liverpool at the conclusion of the season, numerous managers have been connected to the role, including Ruben Amorim. Now, with many reports circulating that Roberto De Zerbi may quit Brighton & Hove Albion in the summer, it has been reported that they are also looking at the Sporting manager as a potential replacement.

The Lisbon media has taken this issue seriously, and Sofia Oliveira has commented on CNN about it. The quotes come from Mais Futebol. According to the commentator, Amorim may not be ready for a position at Liverpool and that Brighton would be a better fit for him at this point in his development.

“I have doubts…” Sofia Oliveira expressed misgivings, despite her belief that he can go there or achieve that level. “I believe Brighton, for example, would be a far more stable door, resulting in more stability.

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“Now, it’s also true that football does not wait, and you discover that certain players may occasionally jump to a level at which we may not instantly see their skill, and then they will develop and settle at that level. “It’s all too much… luck is also required.”One thing is certain: I believe he is still a forward-thinking coach. I wouldn’t say ‘he is the right manager for Liverpool’. “I am not sure.”

According to recent Portuguese media sources, Amorim will be questioned by Liverpool soon, while Brighton’s contacts appear to be more preliminary, but De Zerbi has apparently authorised his entrance in the event that he leaves.

Ruben Amorim came over Sporting in 2020 after previously working at Casa Pia and Braga, and in his first full season, they won their first league title in 19 years. They’re still in contention for the season’s prize and presently lead the table.