An Inter Miami player has now shared his desire to leave for a Premier League club this summer after rumoured interest.
Diego Gomez has emerged as one of the most exciting prospects in MLS with the Herons after breaking into Tata Martino’s starting XI this season, with the Paraguay international attracting reported interest from the likes of Brighton & Hove Albion and West Ham.
With the Seagulls tabling a bid to sign Gomez, Brighton seems like the early favorites to sign the 21-year-old midfielder, who last night scored a goal for Inter Miami in an impressive 3-1 win against Toronto FC.
And Gomez has now publically addressed the rumors that he could be heading to Europe this summer.
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Gomez reveals his agent is in England to discuss Brighton transfer
Speaking to the press after last night’s win at Chase Stadium, Gomez revealed that his agent is in England as we speak to discuss a move to Brighton, where a move could soon be finalized for the Paraguay talent.
Gomez said when asked about moving to Europe this summer amid interest from Brighton: “My agent is speaking there with the club [Brighton]. I came to Inter Miami to make the jump to Europe, so I hope they let it happen if it happens.”
With Inter Miami seemingly prepared to late Gomez leave this summer, the 21-year-old could soon be heading to the Premier League after just six months of MLS action, a testament to the midfielder’s abilities.
And with Brighton set to land Gomez, the youngster could not be joining a more suitable club to aid his development than the Seagulls, who have shown they can transform relatively unknown players into superstars.
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Gomez deserves his chance in Europe after Inter Miami breakthrough
Gomez has shown this season why a club like Brighton are so eager to sign him this summer, with the Inter Miami talent a real star in the making and a prospect who has a big future in Europe.
And in moving to Brighton, Gomez will have earnt his chance to play in the biggest league in soccer, where the 21-year-old could become the next superstar for the Seagulls, following in the footsteps of fellow South Americans like Alexis Mac Allister and Moises Caicedo.
Whilst the move isn’t official yet, all signs seem to indicate that Gomez will be heading to the Amex Stadium, and the youngster will want to make an impression in England with his new club.
