Billy Gilmour

The former Rangers youngster and Scotland international has switched English Premier League clubs in a big for regular first-team football.

- The manager Graham Potter has done really well and it is an opportunity to kick-start his career. Sky Sports pundit Boyd believes that was the wrong move for the player but reckons the playing style under Graham Potter will suit him to the ground. Last season he spent time on loan at Norwich City with the Canaries suffering the drop from the top flight in England. The midfielder found chances hard to come by at Stamford Bridge and the Blues have now let him leave for a fee rumoured to be in the £9-10million bracket.

Brighton have signed Chelsea midfielder Billy Gilmour on transfer deadline day and now the Scottish international has uttered his first words since joining ...

On leaving Chelsea, he added: "Of course, it was a tough decision but I wanted to play football, that's the main aim for me, to come in and enjoy my football, get regular game time. Gilmour was with Celtic for just a few short months before moving to Rangers in 2009. "It took a long time, so it did. The youngster has also explained why he has linked up with Graham Potter's team. The Scottish international could make his Seagulls debut on Sunday when Graham Potter's men take on Leicester City at the Amex. It was a lot of back and forth between Chelsea and Brighton, but I got the news today that I can come here and try and get contracts agreed, so it has been a busy day, a long day, but an enjoyable one and I can't wait to get started," he told

It was all change on deadline day for Ardrossan's own Billy Gilmour, as he made a permanent switch away from Chelsea.

However, he did return to the bench for his former side's recent 2-1 loss to Southampton. Meanwhile, Gilmour's former side north of the border could also be set to benefit. Brighton have not officially disclosed the fee paid for the Ardrossan star, but reports suggest this is in the region of £9 million.

Chelsea announced on the club website: 'Billy Gilmour has completed a permanent transfer to Brighton & Hove Albion.” The Scotland international has signed a ...

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Billy Gilmour has set his sights on more regular playing time with Albion. The Scotland midfielder signed a four-year deal last night.

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The Scotland midfielder signed a four-year deal last night. He believes he has found the right destination as he leaves Chelsea. And a couple of former Stamford ...

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Billy Gilmour has said his move to Brighton was a 'no brainer' after the midfielder joined the club from Chelsea on deadline day.

We can’t wait to work with him.” However, thanks to the signing of Denis Zakaria from Juventus on loan, Gilmour was allowed to leave West London on a long-term basis. Billy Gilmour has said his move to Brighton was a ‘no brainer’ after the midfielder joined the club from Chelsea on deadline day.

Scotland international Billy Gilmour admits he is hoping to get back enjoying his football again after joining Brighton from Chelsea in a £9…

He will complement our existing midfield options. “It took a long time, there was a lot of back and forth between Chelsea and Brighton. Of course it was a tough decision but I wanted to play

The 21-year-old Scotland international is available to make his Seagulls debut in Sunday's home Premier League clash with Leicester after joining from Chelsea ...

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The 21-year-old Scotland international is available to make his Seagulls debut in Sunday's home Premier League clash with Leicester after joining from Chelsea ...

Fourth-placed Brighton head into Sunday’s contest looking to bounce back from their first defeat of the season at Fulham in midweek. The Seagulls boss told a press conference, quoted on the club’s Twitter account: “Billy’s an exciting signing for us, he’s an able footballer and a great character, he has a great personality. Gilmour has yet to play any competitive football so far in the 2022-23 campaign, so may have to wait until he has built up sharpness before making his first Brighton appearance.

Billy Gilmour has thanked Chelsea for everything after the midfielder completed a permanent move to Brighton & Hove Albion on transfer deadline day.

Of course, it was a tough decision but I wanted to play football, that's the main aim for me, to come in and enjoy my football and get regular game-time. Gilmour will now go into a Brighton team that play very attractive and modern football under Potter. Gilmour will now play under Graham Potter as he searches for regular minutes in the Premier League. Once a blue, always a blue!" When asked if he needed a fresh start, he replied: "Yeah, I think so. With the way the Scotland midfielder plays, it seems an ideal fit.

The 21-year-old Scotland international is available to make his Seagulls debut in Sunday's home Premier League clash with Leicester after joining from Chelsea ...

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