In a stunning display of skill and talent, Diego Gomez, Brighton’s upcoming £12m signing, scored a decisive goal in Paraguay’s 1-0 win over Brazil in a World Cup qualifier. The 21-year-old’s impressive performance has raised eyebrows, with many wondering if he might be the better player compared to Brighton’s current attacker, Joao Pedro.

Gomez’s goal, a beautifully struck shot from the edge of the box, left Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson with no chance. His overall display was a masterclass, showcasing his pace, skill, and finishing ability. In contrast, Pedro, who came on as a second-half substitute for Brazil, struggled to make an impact.

The comparison between the two players is inevitable, and Gomez’s performance has sparked debate among fans and pundits alike. While Pedro has been a key player for Brighton, Gomez’s raw talent and potential suggest he might be the better player in the long run.

Gomez’s excitement about joining Brighton is palpable, and his words suggest he’s ready to make an immediate impact. “It’s a dream come true for me and my family,” he said. “I’ve been watching Brighton games and love the Premier League.”

As Brighton prepares to face Ipswich Town on Saturday, fans will be eager to see Gomez in action. If his performance against Brazil is any indication, he might just be the player to take Brighton to the next level, potentially even surpassing Pedro as the team’s top attacker. Only time will tell, but one thing is certain – Diego Gomez is a player to watch.