Bruno promises Brighton to take on Arsenal challenge after securing Premier League

Brighton veteran El Capitan, the Spanish defender Bruno, has allowed himself a cup of tea and even a biscuit to celebrate the survival of his team in the Premier League, but insists that there will be no Tactical plan change for a game at Arsenal against his former manager Unai. Emery.

Bruno, who worked for five years at Emery's in Valencia and Almeria, is known for his strict diet and exercise regimen that kept him in the lead even at age 38; but some things are worth treating.

Brighton, after a difficult and complicated second season in the high end, is guaranteed to survive after relegation rivals Cardiff failed to beat Crystal Palace in Wales.

Bruno Saltor insists that Brighton will continue to follow their style against Arsenal

This suggests the possibility for the right-back Bruno, who plans to retire, to play another year in an already illustrious career.

The answer to this particular question will not be resolved now, but with the sure future of the Brighton Premier League, it will not be long before the question is asked and Albion begins to think about how to make the next year's campaign a little less stressful.

For the moment, however, there may be no "I" in the team but there is certainly tea …

Crystal Palace's defeat of Cardiff allowed the Seagulls to remain in the Premier League

"It's amazing to stay awake, I'm not going to lie," said Bruno, who arrived on the South Coast in 2012 and who has played a leading role in the relaunch of Brighton.

"That's what we were looking for all season. Being safe before the start of this game is special.

"Of course, we can not celebrate the big ones because we have two games to play. But we had a cup of tea and maybe some biscuits! Why not? A little sparkling water too!

"We were all in our hotel watching the Cardiff match and hoping to celebrate together. But now we have to focus only on a difficult match.

"We will not approach it differently. We have been training all week to get three points to Arsenal and it is still the goal. & # 39;

There is no doubt that Brighton will approach the match with a state of mind different from the one that still awaited them at Emirates. But tactically, Bruno does not expect a major change.

"Performance and tactics are not changing," he insisted. "We have a clear style.

"Lately, we have been even more defensive because we had to get points on board. But we have our way of playing. We defend against our form and after we have good players who want to run and enter the surface. We will not change anything. & # 39;

Bruno played under the boss of Arsenal, Unai Emery, while he was player in Valencia

Bruno also knows what to expect from Arsenal, having worked for so long for Emery. It encourages many encouragements for UAE supporters about what to expect in the years to come.

"I'm 100% sure that he will win trophies there," he said. "He is so pbadionate that he thinks around the clock about football and tactics and that he's the kind of eater who likes to form a team." He took the club in a difficult position and you can see that they are moving in. It just needs a little time.

It's something that Bruno himself may not have as he approaches the end of his career and his contract this summer.

"I do not know what's going to happen yet," he says. "We'll see at the end of the season. For a long time, I played every game as if it could be the last one. Arsenal could be my last game on the outside and City my last match as a professional. But let's see. The first thing to do is to stay in the Premier League.

At age 38, after seven years in Brighton, Bruno admitted to retiring this summer.