We have learned to know Lewis Dunk for a while, with his special presence for The Seagulls as he looks to be the player to watch even now.
Not many players evolve from the age of 30 to beomc an even better footballer, but Lewis Dunk is an exception. He returned to the England set up in 2023, after making his debut for the national team in 2018, having won single cap before his next two, late in 2023.
The fairystory going at The Amex is one fantastic, as the clubs looks to establish themselves as a Europe contender season in and season out, building a foundation with youth players from different areas of the planet as well as those mature players signed from major clubs in English football
James Milner is the latest recruit, coming in from Liverpool in front of this season. Adam Lallana and Danny Welbeck are two other with a past at the very top of football and also being England internationals of the past.
Dunk (32) is still the icon of The Seagulls, the trademark and of course a picture of the new life of The Seagulls, building on the progress from Chris Hughton and Graham Potter, taking even further steps under Roberto De Zerbi.
Lewis Dunk has in his years at Brighton, making his debut in 2010, played 442 competitive games, scoring a total of 30 goals. His loyalty is shown and in real no major talk about his joining any of the other clubs out there, so a perfect fit for Brighton.
Hopefully he will get his wish to participate in Euro 24, something that would be fantastic as the 1.92m central defender could be a key for England as they enter the tournament.
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