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De Zerbi, meanwhile, said he had “no problem” with the club’s hierarchy.
“We didn’t find the agreement to move on,” he told BBC Match of the Day.
“I want to keep my way. I know very well what I want to do and I know I am a coach and I have to accept the policies of the club.
“They gave me an incredible chance. They give me the possibility to know incredible people, to play and to work in the Premier League, to play in the Europa League.
“They gave me the opportunity to know this club, this city, these fans and for that I cannot forget.”
Brighton chairman Tony Bloom said the club have plans in place to find a successor.
“You don’t find many times in football when relationships come to an end amicably,” he said. “This is one that has.
“We always try and have a plan. We have got a plan. We now need to execute that plan.”
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