Adam Webster has bid farewell to Brighton after seven years, describing his time on the south coast as "the most enjoyable part" of his career, according to BBC News.
The defender joined the Seagulls from Bristol City in 2019 as a then-club-record signing, and went on to become a key figure in their rise up the Premier League table. His contract at the Amex has now expired, bringing an end to a stint that saw Brighton establish themselves as a genuine top-half force in English football.
Webster's departure marks the close of a significant chapter for both player and club, with the centre-back having been part of the squad through some of Brighton's most successful seasons. While the report doesn't detail his next destination, his exit leaves Brighton needing to address their defensive options as they continue building for the future without one of their longest-serving recent signings.