Solly March has sent a farewell message to Brighton & Hove Albion supporters before leaving the club when his contract expires this summer.
The long-serving wide player has been part of Albion’s modern rise, becoming one of the most familiar faces of the Premier League era after coming through from non-league football to establish himself on the south coast.
Brighton confirmed through the club’s official X account that March had written to supporters and will depart at the end of June.
Why March’s goodbye carries weight for Brighton
For Albion fans, March’s exit is more than another retained-list update. He represents a link between different phases of Brighton’s recent history, from the push to establish the club in the top flight to the more ambitious European-era squad building that followed.
Injury frustration shaped the final stretch of his time at the Amex, but it does not erase the scale of his contribution or the affection around his name.
Brighton are already reshaping Fabian Hurzeler’s squad for another demanding season. March’s departure is a reminder that the reset is not only about new signings, but also about saying goodbye to players who helped build the platform the club now stands on.
