After Brighton's win over Manchester United, manager David DeSabe was hailed as a master tactician because he cracked United's diamond midfield and technically beat Tannhäuser in just 15 minutes. The media immediately checked the details of DeSabe's contract with Brighton and found out that his termination clause is only effective in the summer, and he is not allowed to poach in the middle of the season.
Transfer expert Romano reports that Brighton's mid-season trial of former boss Park Dee being headhunted by Chelsea resulted in a temporary signing of DeSabe, who led the team, but the team's results were better. It turns out that in order to prevent the boss from being headhunted in the mid-season again, Brighton signed a termination clause with DeSabe to take effect in the summer, and the team will not be able to leave the team in the middle of the season.
