In his first season at Brighton, Stefanos Tzimas faced tremendous misfortune and a very serious injury, but he remained resilient, and 11 months later he is training at full capacity.
The “Seagulls’” Greek forward has left Babis Kostoulas in his wake; Kostoulas is doing everything he can to help the English team, but very soon, Hurzeler will have both Greek players available so his team can continue its… high-flying run.
Since that December 3, 2025, and his 24 minutes of playing time against Aston Villa, Stefanos Tzimas, who suffered a torn ACL, trained with the rest of the team for the first time on November 6, 2026!
— Andrew James (@AndrewJames1901) November 6, 2026
Stefanos Tzimas has FINALLY returned to first team training!!!
Amazing news, it’s great to see him smiling once again too!
#Brighton #BHAFC #ethnikiomada https://t.co/siY4GwSSdl
*photo source: KYPE

Stefanos Tzimas has FINALLY returned to first team training!!! 

Amazing news, it’s great to see him smiling once again too!
#Brighton #BHAFC #ethnikiomada https://t.co/siY4GwSSdl