Brighton & Hove Albion have formally acquired Diego Coppola from Hellas Verona on a five-year contract for an undisclosed fee.
What pedigree has Diego got
Rising through the ranks at Verona, Coppola has established a name for himself in Serie A.
He has come to be recognized for his physical appearance and defensive sense of awareness by towering tall and strong.
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At just 21, he already has experience and worldwide fame at a high level.
What did Hurzeler say
“Diego is an exciting addition for the club,” manager Fabian Hurzeler expressed his enthusiasm about the new arrival.
“Although he is still young, he is tall, strong and mobile and he will give us a real physical presence.
“He has made impressive progress in Serie A and deserved his call-up to the Italian national team. We look forward to helping him develop even more,” he concluded.
What next for the Seagulls
With young talent, Hurzeler’s side keeps constructing for the upcoming season.
According to the club’s long-term vision, the Italy U21 international’s arrival fits a clear trend of intelligent recruiting.
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Fans will now wait to see when the Italian makes his Premier League debut.
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