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Brighton’s €13m gamble on Algerian left‑back Jaouen Hadjam

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Brighton’s €13m gamble on Algerian left‑back Jaouen Hadjam

Brighton & Hove Albion have completed the signing of 23‑year‑old Algerian left‑back Jaouen Hadjam from Swiss side BSC Young Boys, with the club reportedly paying a €13 million transfer fee on the deal that could rise through bonuses as part of their strategic reinforcement plan.

Hadjam arrives with a market value of €7.00 million, making the €13 million fee one of the most expensive departures from Bern, surpassed by only two previous sales.

Previous transfer and fee increase

He moved to BSC Young Boys in early 2024 for €1.3 million from FC Nantes, meaning the current fee represents a ten‑fold increase on his original purchase price.

This earlier transfer is listed among the site’s Transfers section.

During his spell in Switzerland, Hadjam featured in 98 matches, scoring six goals and providing seven assists, a record reflected in the club’s Statistics.

At Brighton he will compete for the left‑back spot with Ferdi Kadıoğlu (26) and Maxim De Cuyper (25), adding depth to the defensive line‑up.

Sporting director Mike Cave said, “We are convinced that Jaouen will be a great reinforcement for the squad and our already strong defensive options. He is a modern left‑back known for his speed, offensive strength and technical abilities, and fits our style perfectly.”

The signing was confirmed in an official club News release on 25 August 2026. The transfer is catalogued on the platform under News, Transfers, Rumors, Market values, Competitions, Statistics, Community, Gaming, Recommendations, For, Player‑advisor‑Support‑Advisor‑Company‑Premium‑Service, Video, Latest, Rumor kitchen, All, Forums, All News, Market value analysis, Club forums, Bundesliga, Club forums, 2. Bundesliga, 3. Liga, Sports betting, Official.

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