Brighton signed Stefanos Tzimas from Greece from Greece at a five and a half year of Nurnberg.
Tzimas will issue the rest of the season in Nurnberg as part of the contract with the 2nd Bundesliga Club after signing the Paok Salonika player before selling it to Brighton.
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Fabian Hurzeler said: “Stefanos is an extraordinary young talent, an exit and exit with the natural ability to score goals, and we are very happy to have signed it.
“He will connect us in the summer before the next season, but we look forward to working with him and have the feeling that he has a very exciting future ahead of him.”
Tzimas scored 10 goals in 17 league appearances this season, and the technical director of Brighton, David Weir, believes that the development of the 19-year-old is initially better served by staying in Germany.
Weir said: “He will spend the second half of the season with Nurnburg, which gave him an excellent opportunity this season to continue his development in the Bundesliga 2.
“We will keep an eye on his progress and wish him all the best for the second half of the season with Nurnberg.”
Brighton is interested in Sunderland wingers Watson
Brighton, who was hammered 7-0 in Nottingham Forest on Saturday, could be stopped for a busy day of the deadline.
You have already sold Benicio Baker-Boaitey to Millwall, and striker Evan Ferguson is expected to complete a credit change to West Ham.
The seagulls are still interested in Sunderland wingers Tommy Watson, although the clubs do not yet have to agree to a fee for the 18-year-old.
