Previously, Romano confirmed with the iconic "Here we go" that Roma was loaned to Brighton striker Evan Ferguson, and the contract contained a buyout clause of 40 million euros.

20-year-old Evan Ferguson was also a highly anticipated supernova two years ago. In the mid-2022/23 season, Ferguson officially promoted to the Brighton first team. He made 25 appearances in the first team that season, contributing 10 goals and 3 assists.

Evan Ferguson renewed his contract with Brighton until 2029 in 2023. At that time, many media reported that Brighton priced the striker by more than 100 million pounds. Manchester United, Chelsea and other Premier League teams were once potential suitors of Ferguson.

But at the end of the 2023/24 season, Ferguson suffered a serious ankle injury and missed 146 days. After returning to the 24/25 season, Ferguson became a substitute, playing in 15 games for only 390 minutes, scoring 1 goal, which is also his only goal in the club game in the past year.

Ferguson was loaned to West Ham by Brighton in the winter window. At West Ham, he only got sporadic substitute time, without goals and assists, and returned to Brighton after the end of the season.

Evan Ferguson's highest German transfer price once reached 65 million euros, but has now fallen to 25 million euros.

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