For almost £700,000, Brighton acquired the forward from Swedish team IF Brommapojkarna in 2018, but he was rarely given an opportunity to make an impact in the starting lineup.
After Gyökeres’ goal against Portsmouth, Potter remarked, “I think he has attributes that are different.” “He was asked to play up front alone, which is not the easiest task to perform. “I believed that he persisted and that he ultimately received his rewards.” Although he is still learning, I believe we may still benefit from some of his traits.
He is the type of person that will continue to evaluate his current situation and choose the course of action that will best further his growth. However, he has performed well in the group, and we are happy with him. After that, Potter was questioned about whether Gyökeres, who never played in the league for Brighton, will be sold or loaned.
“Everything is feasible. We must choose wisely when it comes to our team. I believe he can contribute, help our team, and continue to improve as a player. He did, in fact, improve. The following month, the Sweden player was loaned to Swansea, and after a year at Coventry, the Sky Blues finalised the deal in a reported
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