Looking back on the 2024-25 season, Adam Webster said that this season was one of the important nodes in the transformation of Brighton Club.  

Last summer, Brighton experienced a change of head coach, a group of new players, and several key players left the team. Despite this, the head coach was satisfied with the team's final eighth place in the Premier League.  

"I have mixed emotions," Adam Webster said as he reflected. "I think we all go through those emotions throughout the season. It's been a challenging season for all of us."  

"We've had a lot of challenges, we've had our ups and downs, but that's normal. Considering the many injuries during the season and the fact that many players have had to adapt to new circumstances, we've still had a very good year."  

“We still have great potential. In the match against Tottenham, there was a clear difference between the first and second halves. In the first half, our performance was OK, but we lacked intensity. At the beginning of the second half, the team showed a state that was more in line with our style.”  

"If we can keep performing like this, we will be able to compete with any opponent. We have proved this this season. The key is to maintain consistency. There are many young and promising players in the team, which brings great hope and expectations for our future."  

The centre-back has endured a challenging season due to injuries, but he has been outstanding, winning nine of the 11 games he started.  

Adam Webster also said: "I am very happy that we have won four out of five games. I have enjoyed my football career very much. During this period, we have made great efforts and experienced many injuries and setbacks."  

"When I came on, the team played well and won a lot of games, which put us in good shape going into the summer."