De Zerbi: After I leave Brighton, I want to be Shakhtar manager again

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Brighton head coach Roberto De Zerbi gave an interview to Sky Sports, in which he remembered his previous club, Shakhtar Donetsk.

"It is still an open wound for me," he says. "It was really tough to leave Shakhtar. After I leave Brighton, I want to be Shakhtar manager again - one day, I want to come back. It's been really sad and unfair how everything finished.

"Together we are here, sat together, and tomorrow everything is finished. It's painful for me, there are still bombs and shelling hundreds of metres away from where I was living. It's painful to see my old players, who can't go home - while at the same time, I am here in the Premier League."

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