Brighton and Hove Albion manager Fabian Hürzeler has spoken of his desire to change the perception of the club as he aims to qualify for Europe.
The Seagulls are flying high right now in sixth place – which could be good enough for Champions League if Aston Villa finish fifth and win the Europa League – and the 33-year-old wants his side to "embrace" the pressure and challenge.
Speaking to Sky Sports, the German boss spoke of the group's desire to "achieve something this season," and also change the perception around the club.
As noted by Hürzeler, so often the discussion around Brighton is about their "structure and development of young players," but that could soon change depending on how this season ends.
Brighton have won six of their last eight Premier League games, losing just once, and look well-placed to finish the season strongly with key players in fine form.
