He has a contract, no one more interesting than Brighton wants to pay £12M to see if he works out there, TB will buy some reinforcements, no one we will miss will be sold, and De Zerbi will sign a new contract, and win a trophy next season.
I think there is something in this, but I also think De Zerbi may be starting to recognise it and might need to change something in himself or his methods. If that's true it makes more sense for him to stay here with players he knows, than to move on.
Potters strength was tactical variation, but is changing the set up during a game frequently a sign that you got it wrong at the start frequently?
I think we saw a shift in De Zerbi against Forest, we didn't take big risks, we played within ourselves and ground out a win. Not half as much fun...
I would be surprised if he left, I don't think he has shown enough to land a massive job, and I think comments from Barber around having a short list for who replaces De Zerbi and comments from De Zerbi that leave the door open are either just factually true answers to probing questions, or at...
They don't quote the question he was asked, the context would probably ruin the story. I suspect he was just pushing away a question about whether he would be here next season, with a "I am thinking about this season, not where I might be next season." type answer.