The Premier League's Youngest Coach in History

[@Biniyam3832]

The football world must appreciate Brighton. Not only the players are wonder kids, the manager is also wonder kid.

[@jackbrownio3]

Yeah and they're also one of like 10 prem teams with less than 10,000 fans. Its not like they havent spent a boat load of money either. Yes its impressive. Yes it satisfies that football manager / fifa career mode itch, but its still a modern quirk that leaves much bigger clubs in the wilderness.

[@hakc97again]

@@jackbrownio3 What bigger clubs are actually left in the wilderness? And isn't it a good thing that a small clubs can conquer the big boys? Are you gonna go all eugenics?

[@Riyad-002]

​@@jackbrownio3 they've spent loads of money because other clubs bought their players and even coaching staff for loads of money. Also, being a "big club" means nothing if you don't get results on the pitch.

[@sphamandlambambo9990]

You have a really short memory must be said. They have spent loads because they have earned loads. You pretend that they have always spent more infact they are the model that your so called big club are copying​@@jackbrownio3 did you start watching this season. Which other club have sold everyone even their CEO and are actually improving?

[@supermoneyball420]

@@jackbrownio3I’m ngl we all know who says this u had Threads set in ur city bro it barely even seemed different than reality ur other team is literally the knives that man is twisting one in ur club every day that’s tough u know what to do tho am I too American for this sport idk maybe but that dude is so disrespectful good lord ☠️☠️

[@monytep]

You gotta respect Brighton management and board. When they first promoted to EPL, I thought they'll be a yo-yo club like Fulham. But they proved all of us wrong with their wise approach to signing players, appointing managers, internal stability, and they are consistently have been a force to be recon with for the Top Teams. Their case should be used model approach for clubs of how to build and manage a football club with minimal resources.

[@randomcon123]

The Fulham isn’t really a yo-yo club

[@hakc97again]

@@randomcon123 They were for a bit after 2014. They're solidified again now

[@HooverJ.Bankbean]

Chelsea saw that and just decided to buy all of their staff and scatter it around to form an absolute chaos of an organization💀 Meanwhile Brighton here still doing well.

[@abakella]

Brighton have had such a great lineage of managers in the Tony Bloom era. Chris Hughton led them to the Premier League, Graham Potter solidified their place there by bringing them to the midtable, Roberto De Zerbi led them to the Europa League, and now Fabian Hurzeler should make them a threat for years to come

[@lauriedavies-mcintosh1378]

It wasn't even conference league, it was Europa League. Hosted Ajax and Marseille and finished top of their group. De zerbi will always be remembered for that.

[@paulquaife7974]

The only blimp was the appointment of Sami Hyypia

[@SongofIceandTea]

threat for years my arse, Brighton spent 230 mil pounds this season, 2nd highest in PL, almost 10 times what Man City spent this season, if he failed to get top 7, he needs to be sacked

[@paulquaife7974]

@@SongofIceandTea he was able to spend that much because Brighton sells well

[@KuckyBs]

@Songoficelandtea City are already have like almost everyone they need and Brighton sells good quality players too

[@Trargent_08]

Brighton under Bloom always have unexpected but great managers: Hughton, Potter, Zerbi and now Huzeler

[@ethanprince356]

They seem to have always appointed exactly the right manager for their expectations.

[@SerNaseweis]

Hürzeler*

[@DavidLimofLimReport]

He's been a revelation so far. Brighton have been so good this season.

[@SongofIceandTea]

LOL, so good, if only you know how much they spent this transfer window

[@s.aslahahmadfaizi4687]

@@SongofIceandTea Is spending a lot a crime? All of the money was earned through player sales, not through the personal bank of the owner like all the other "big" clubs. Whya re you salty in the comment section? Did hurzeler already beat your team or are you waiting to face them?

[@SongofIceandTea]

@@s.aslahahmadfaizi4687 is reading and understand context a crime ? when clubs spent big it should came with big expectation, glazing on someone that proved nothing is a joke, get that ?

[@s.aslahahmadfaizi4687]

@@SongofIceandTea proved nothing? getting a club from 17th place to 5th place in half a season is nothing? What more do you want?

[@SongofIceandTea]

@@s.aslahahmadfaizi4687 half a season ? what are you talking about ? you even know how many team play in the PL ? LOL

[@waitwaitwhonow]

As a St. Pauli fan, I love knowing that everyone can see his story now that he’s at Brighton 🤎❤️ Congrats Fabi, love you man

[@bariqdharmawan6604]

So sad seeing de zerbi left actually. But i hope huzler can have a great gameplay like de Zerbi before. As City fans, I love how they play

[@jsniff2112]

St Pauli were a delight to watch under him. Was gutted he left but he was never goimg to around for long.

[@dayancodes]

I feel like meritocracy is a big part of German culture in general and it's evident in their overall footballing structure and system

[@ex.martian]

Fabian Hurzeler to Chelsea 2025-2026 with 9 years of contract!

[@chickenindabox3169]

he's too old for them theyre gonna sign some 19 yo with years of FM experience

[@shaheemjackson283]

"Here we g"- I mean: "There we land!"

[@ryy3n]

Chelsea always steal from us 😅

[@JohnSmith-kd1oh]

You'll be telling knock knock jokes next.

[@jordanbyford2693]

As a Brighton fan I appreciate how fortunate I am to have the owner and board we have

[@mazidmufc]

Only Brighton can take that kind of risk to appoint a manager who is that young,shows how well run club they are.

[@chrisstucker1813]

I was expecting this guy to have managed in one of Europe’s top leagues before coming to England, but he’s never been higher than the German second tier 😳 crazy stuff haha

[@Niem4ls]

@@chrisstucker1813I mean in Germany we had guy named Jürgen Klopp who coached Mainz in 2nd tier before elevating BVB. We had a guy like Nagelsmann who was very young at Hoffenheim.

[@chrisstucker1813]

@@Niem4ls true, but Klopp didn’t go straight from german second division to a decent premier league team. It’s a crazy step up and a whole different gulf in quality; it’s good to see him doing well so far.

[@Mberrybb]

He’s unbeaten at Brighton so far, 8 wins 2 draws.

[@ezraezra2928]

They beat Manchester United and got a point with a draw vs Arsenal.

[@charapresscott7750]

​@@ezraezra2928Beating us atm isn't an accomplishment

[@deadlypyre]

Only to be humbled by Liverpool

[@ezraezra2928]

@@deadlypyre Not really getting humbled. They showed a good fight during that game, even taking the lead at first.

[@lukasriedler315]

only half a year younger than the prem itself. who is the youngest manager in english football history?

[@Ol-Smokey]

Brighton just a top club at so many things been a huge fan for many years from abroad

[@yoo909]

Great look into a fine young manager. Keep up the good work ❤

[@mikeb3018]

He did really well at the weekend eh

[@Chelsea-d2c]

Brighton and Hove Albion❤❤❤

[@Apolita1987]

I just realized that of the previous four youngest managers, three were Chelsea managers.

[@MetalRocksMe.]

This one of the great things that can happen when a fan buys their favourite club.

[@drex5160]

What's Roman Abramovich doin in the thumbnail?

[@tp12421]

The definition of "Age is just a number" 💀

[@Brian-zd1ir]

I'll call it.... He's the future Liverpool manager. Mark this!!

[@KHID-JR]

A SHOCKING MANAGER THAT IS YOUNGER THAN MOST OF THE BRIGHTON SQUAD.🤯.

[@bharatavarsha17000]

2050, 17 Year old becomes the youngest manager to win the PL 💀💀💀

[@DigitalJuggernaut]

😂😂

[@HaiNguyen-ol6ey]

Ryan Mason took on Spur at the age of 29 ?

[@Ren_1090]

The statistic is for permanent managers, so Mason being an interim one doesn’t count

[@aadithyadev3723]

one video about hansi flicks barca please

[@frankunodostres473]

brighton spent more than ever before and even more than some of the big clubs this summer. of course they are trying to compete for the international spots! I know spending a lot doesn't guarantee success but I'm not too surprised because they are a well-run club. great coach although he should work on his temper (he got sent off several times last season!). the ugly part about this is that st. pauli lost the architect of their success and their best midfielder and lost all their games in the 1st division so far. it looks like they are going down again. we've seen it many times when a team becomes "too good for their own good" and suffer for it

[@prasannabalaji1886]

So him and pep cross paths in bayern?

[@LogBomb]

No. He left Bayern II before Pep arrived, not that Pep would’ve had any involvement with the second team anyway.

[@killersannin5459]

He reminds of a young morinho

[@Alex58399]

Couldn’t beat the mighty Ipswich

[@AndyZhax]

😂

[@livinglifeform7974]

Salvaged a draw against the might Ipswich

[@Alex58399]

@@livinglifeform7974 scraped a desperate draw against the massive Ipswich

[@adamgrice937]

Surely a better title would be: The Youngest Coach in Premier League History

[@alexbrown8886]

Young german managers are getting a few chances atm. Sheffield wednesday has one to

[@LaurentMayor]

And he is Swiss too.

[@支那解尿军有犬性]

American-German

[@Payo_k.]

St.pauli mentioned 😢

[@akremevolution4459]

Next video should be on Flick and Barcelona

[@kishor7382]

Chelsea might will go for him next season for £50 Million transfer 🤣

[@louisotieno4712]

😂😂😂😂 good one 😅😂😅

[@logirex]

Looks more like Brighton is done selling and started spending. They spent £195 million on new players in the summer and was the 2nd highest spender in the world.

[@Viewer41]

If he was English, he wouldn't have been hired as everyone would say "but...but..but..he hasn't won anything....."

[@RobbeSeolh]

I love the mostly correct pronunciations of non English language names on this channel (Zweite Bundeliga, not Bundesliga Two, Sankt Pauli not Saint...)

[@juventuszebras]

If he gets sacked, can he please become a USMNT assistant to Poch's staff?

[@seromg1175]

Don’t disrespect FC Pipinsried like that

[@DavidLimofLimReport]

Damn bots

[@jonmul1278]

More Tito videos

[@exactinmidget92]

St. Pauli is now in the first division and it's not looking good bud.

[@SongofIceandTea]

dude spent 230 mil pounds to turns Brighton from mid table to stay at mid table 😂

[@12thMandalorian]

It shocks me that Chelsea didn’t make a move for him, but chose Enzo Maresca instead

[@t0uchme]

Tunisia mentioned!

[@eiskaltertorjaeger]

3:25 now I know why he has such a Lego helmet as a haircut: he got a hair transplant lol

[@enissahin7912]

Manchester City vs Arsenal 2/1 ht / ft Goodluck fixed

[@JoeMamasBasement]

Future Bayern manager 🙏🙏🙏

[@Theneckofthrogs]

THE YANK

[@brendanobrien8198]

Brighton copy and pasted their player scouting to the managers

[@chinglaulandxgaming8878]

First view is crazy

[@rmnkhr]

Chelsea WILL poached him

[@yopro_20]

Y'all were sleeping on him when he was at St. Pauli + he's american so better USA propaganda 🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅

[@JohnDoe-tv4zf]

Make England English again

[@108u9]

Ah..so a silver spoon baby

[@szalonysebcio5]

Where did you get that conclusion from? I mean yes, his family seems to have been well-off with double dentistry income and road trips across the US, but at the same time it's not like he's a child of some billionaire tycoon. It also seems got where he is through his skill alone and he's proving it right now with Brighton, so I have no idea what point you were trying to make

[@Dera07]

​@@szalonysebcio5 some people like yapping fr 😂

[@flmotion7017]

Nice bait

[@zafferung4440]

*Hürzeler