Brighton manager Graham Potter has signed a new contract to stay at the club until 2028, according to reports.
The deal, which was announced on Tuesday, means that Potter will remain in charge of the Seagulls for the next eight years.
Potter's extension comes after he led Brighton to promotion from the Championship last season and into the Premier League this year.
The 41-year-old took over as manager in May 2019 and since then has overseen a remarkable rise for the club, who finished 15th in the league table last term.
His leadership has been praised by fans and critics alike, with many tipping him as one of the best managers in English football.
In his first full season in charge, Potter guided Brighton to their highest ever finish in the Premier League and also helped them reach the Europa Conference League final.
However, there have been some ups and downs during his time in charge, including a disappointing run in the FA Cup where they were knocked out in the fourth round by Brentford.
Despite these challenges, Potter remains committed to staying at Brighton and helping them build upon their recent success.
His long-term contract is likely to provide stability for the team going forward and give them confidence heading into the upcoming campaign.
Overall, it seems that Graham Potter has secured his place as one of the most promising young managers in England, and his future looks bright at Brighton.