Brighton signed Stefanos Tzima, an international under the age of 21, on a five and a half year contract in Nurnberg.
Tzimas will spend the rest of the season on loan in Nurnberg as part of the agreement with the club 2.Bundesliga having exercised his option to sign the PAOK Salonika player before selling him in Brighton.
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Fabian Hurzeler said: “Stefanos is an exceptional young talent, a center-forward with a natural ability to score goals, and we are absolutely delighted to have signed it.
“He will join us in summer before next season, but we are really impatient to work with him and we think he has a very exciting future to come.”
Tzima has scored 10 goals in 17 championship matches this season and Brighton’s technical director David Weir believes that the 19 -year development will be better served at the moment while staying in Germany.
Weir said: “He will spend the second half of the season with Nurnburg, who offered him an excellent opportunity this season, to continue his development in the Bundesliga 2.
“We will closely monitor his progress and wish him the best for the second half of the season with Nurnberg.”
Brighton interested in Sunderland Winger Watson
Brighton, who was hammered 7-0 in the Nottingham forest on Saturday, could be planned for a well-lived deadline.
They have already sold Benicio Baker-Boaitey in Millwall and striker Evan Ferguson is likely to finish a loan move to West Ham.
The Seagulls remain interested in Sunderland winger Tommy Watson, although clubs have not yet agreed for the 18 -year -old young man.
