Brighton midfielder Moises Caicedo has shed light on his persistent transfer news to leave the club insisting he is enjoying being in the headlines.

The Ecuadorian, who was a key member of Roberto De Zerbi’s squad last season, making 43 appearances across all competitions, has attracted the interest of a host of top clubs in the Premier League, including Chelsea and Arsenal with a price tag of £100m being put on his head.

With reports that Chelsea are preparing a bid to sign the player, Caicedo has commented on the matter as quoted by 90min: “It is a very great emotion. What guy would not want them talking about him? I know how to handle it,” adding: “I don’t get carried away by emotions. I am enjoying time with my family for now. I am waiting for whatever God decides. He will know what is best for me.”

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Meanwhile, Manchester United have also been linked with Caicedo with reports indicating they could use Scott McTominay in a player-plus-cash deal to sign the midfielder.

Speaking after their final-day defeat against Aston Villa in May, the Seagulls manager De Zerbi all but confirmed that Caicedo and midfield partner Alexis Mac Allister – who has since joined Liverpool – would depart.