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Maxi Joins Yeovil On Loan.
Vitalijs Maksimenko has joined League One play-off contenders Yeovil Town on a one-month loan.
The Glovers are currently occupying the final play-off spot in League One, and have suffered just one defeat in their previous ten games.
The Latvian defender is yet to make a first team appearance for the Seagulls, although he has represented the club’s development squad.
He is eligible to go straight into town's squad for their game against Swindon tomorrow night.
Development squad manager Luke Williams believes the move will help the centre-back adapt to the English game. (thought he was signed as a left back?)
He told seagulls.co.uk, “Firstly he is at the age where he needs to be playing and experiencing first-team football and he has the ability to do that. He needs to learn the English game as it can be very fast.
“Secondly he needs to not only impress Brighton but he needs to keep playing for national side, he wants to keep his status as an international footballer so playing first-team football will help that.
“We like him a lot, we think he has all the skills he needs to be a pro in England. Now it is a case of trying to build-up experience so that he is used to the pace and competitiveness of English football.
“He is very strong and determined to be a footballer and he needs to get used to the pace and physical nature of league football.”
The 22-year-old defender joined the Seagulls on a two-and-a-half year contract in January from Latvian League side Skonto Riga.
I know it's only a months loan but hopefully from that we will be able to tell if he has a good future ahead of him.
Vitalijs Maksimenko has joined League One play-off contenders Yeovil Town on a one-month loan.
The Glovers are currently occupying the final play-off spot in League One, and have suffered just one defeat in their previous ten games.
The Latvian defender is yet to make a first team appearance for the Seagulls, although he has represented the club’s development squad.
He is eligible to go straight into town's squad for their game against Swindon tomorrow night.
Development squad manager Luke Williams believes the move will help the centre-back adapt to the English game. (thought he was signed as a left back?)
He told seagulls.co.uk, “Firstly he is at the age where he needs to be playing and experiencing first-team football and he has the ability to do that. He needs to learn the English game as it can be very fast.
“Secondly he needs to not only impress Brighton but he needs to keep playing for national side, he wants to keep his status as an international footballer so playing first-team football will help that.
“We like him a lot, we think he has all the skills he needs to be a pro in England. Now it is a case of trying to build-up experience so that he is used to the pace and competitiveness of English football.
“He is very strong and determined to be a footballer and he needs to get used to the pace and physical nature of league football.”
The 22-year-old defender joined the Seagulls on a two-and-a-half year contract in January from Latvian League side Skonto Riga.
I know it's only a months loan but hopefully from that we will be able to tell if he has a good future ahead of him.
