Billy Gilmour has opened up on his frustration off the pitch at Brighton as he looks to kick on after an excellent rare outing against Wolves.
The Scotland international was snapped up by Graham Potter from Chelsea but the Seagulls boss made the move to Stamford Bridge almost immediately after signing the former Rangers kid and was replaced by Roberto De Zerbi. The midfielder has not landed as much game-time as hoped from the transfer with the message from his boss very clear: 'Be patient'.
Moisés Caicedo and Alexis Mac Allister have been in stunning form for a Brighton side pushing for European football next season. Both were left out at the weekend for a rest and that handed Gilmour the chance to come in and he has really given his manager food for thought ahead of facing Manchester United and for the remainder of the season after landing massive praise from his club boss for his performance.
