Babistuta Arrives! Brighton Smashes Transfer Record for Greek Goal Machine

Goalya
09/07/2025 3 min

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Episode Synopsis

Get ready, Seagulls fans! In this episode, we dissect Brighton's jaw-dropping, club-record €35 million signing of Greek prodigy Charalampos "Babis" Kostoulas, dubbed "Babistuta." We'll dive into why this 19-year-old sensation, fresh off leading Olympiacos to a domestic title and a European trophy with his clutch goals, is the real deal. Discover how this historic transfer impacts both Brighton's Premier League ambitions and the future of Greek football. Tune in to find out if this "Batistuta" comparison holds up and what he brings to Fabian Hürzeler's exciting squad!Brighton & Hove Albion, Charalampos Kostoulas, Premier League transfer, Greek football, club record signing, Babistuta

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