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Brighton bolster defence with long-term signing of Algerian international Hadjam
Brighton & Hove Albion have secured Algerian defender Jaouen Hadjam from Swiss champions Young Boys on a six-year contract. The Premier League club announced the acquisition on Tuesday without disclosing the transfer fee.
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Hadjam joins the English club on terms running through 2031, marking a significant investment in the club's defensive options. The Algerian international arrives from Young Boys, where he featured prominently in the Swiss Super League and continental competitions.
The 24-year-old defender brings European experience to Brighton's squad as the club continues preparations for the new Premier League season. His extended contract reflects the club's confidence in his potential contribution to their campaign.
The move represents Brighton's latest addition to their roster as they seek to strengthen their back line. Financial terms of the transfer were not disclosed by the club.
Hadjam becomes the latest overseas defender to join the Albion, adding depth to a squad competing in England's top flight. His arrival comes as the club continues its summer transfer activity ahead of the upcoming fixtures.