Brighton have announced the signing of James Milner on a free transfer from Premier League rivals Liverpool.
The former England international has agreed a one-year contract at the Amex Stadium, with the option for a further 12 months.
Albion head coach Roberto De Zerbi told his club’s website: “I’m very glad to welcome James to Brighton.
We re pleased to confirm that will join us on a one-year deal with a year’s option when his Liverpool contract expires on 30 June.
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— Brighton Hove Albion (@OfficialBHAFC)
“He’s an excellent addition for us and I’m sure he will help to bring us to an even higher level.”
Milner, who won 61 international caps between 2009 and 2016, began his career with Leeds and has also p…
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Media in Spain have already started their Real Madrid stories, quite typical when it comes to an in-demand young player, but countless examples in recent years prove it s usually a mere attempt at putting off potential competition. Nonetheless, Los Blancos will certainly be in that race, as will many other clubs.
Here s what journalists Fabrizio Romano and Jan Aage Fjortoft have to say on the subject, as guests of Fjortoft s son Markus.
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