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Graham potter was named as Brighton manager on Monday, due to sacked of Chris hughton

Graham Potter was named as Brighton manager on Monday and said he would aim to consolidate the club’s place in the Premier League after replacing the sacked Chris Hughton. 
The Englishman, 44, who made his name as a manager at Swedish club Ostersund, impressed as boss of second-tier Swansea last season.
Hughton was dismissed last week despite keeping Brighton in the Premier League for a second successive season.

“I’ve worked very hard to make it to this point and the path that I’ve taken has been 14 years of learning and sacrifice,” Potter told reporters at a press conference.

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