Solly March is still looking for a new club (Image: Richard Parkes)
Solly March is still looking for a new club (Image: Richard Parkes)
Solly March has revealed he feels fit enough to play in the Premier League.
In an interview with The Sun, the former Albion said he passed a medical with a top-flight club recently.
But he remains available as a free agent almost two months into the new season.
March is keen to get back into the game after being let go by Albion when his contract expired this summer.
He has trained at Albion’s base in Lancing and overseas with pictures capturing his hard work posted on a regular basis via social media.
March appeared on talkSPORT earlier this summer and spoke about his availability and the fact he had expected to reman with the Seagulls.
He has again spoken to the national media as a reminder that he is ready and available to resume his career.
March suffered a serious knee injury in a match at Manchester City almost three years ago but battled back to fitness.
He told The Sun: “My knee is happy and strong, there’s no swelling. I can do all the things that I need to do and very well.
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“I had a medical at a Premier League club and it was all good but for various reasons nothing happened from it.
“But the medical was all good. To see that was a positive for me, that my body is passing these things.
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“I still believe I can play in the Premier League, I really do. I had a conversation with a player at Brighton a few weeks and was asking him about a manager from a club abroad that was interested because he’s from that country.
“He said to me on the phone, ‘Solly, you could still play for us, you really could. I’m surprised you’re still not here’.”
March made his 300th and final appearance for Albion in the 3-0 defeat by Manchester United which brought last season to an end.
He was linked with interest from Crystal Palace during the summer.