Brighton will hope to add to their squad this summer as they look to build on their record breaking season in the top flight.
Graham Potter guided his team to ninth in the league with a record haul of 51 points from 38 matches.
The significant challenge now is to build on that impressive campaign which will likely require some shrewd moves in this window and – perhaps more importantly – keeping hold of their best players.
Brighton’s strategy of late has been to snap up some of the finest young talent across the globe and use their loan system and coaching to develop them before introducing them to the first team.
It has worked of late with Alexis Mac Allister, Moises Caicedo and Jakub Moder all playing their part last season.
So far, Brighton have also sold at the right time with Ben White signing for Arsenal last summer for £50m and Dan Burn Burn joining Newcastle for £13m in the previous window.
It has delivered a healthy income and despite the loss of two key players, Potter has still managed to improve their position in the table.
The transfer window opens today and will close at 11pm on Thursday, September 1.
Albion will perhaps look to add some additional fire power to the squad and may also hope to bolster their defensive ranks.
Here’s the current state of play ahead of a vital transfer window for Albion.

5. Yves Bissouma
The Mali international has just 12 months remaining on his deal and has strongly hinted on social media that he favours a move to Arsenal. £30m should get the deal done but Newcastle, Aston Villa and Monaco are all keen. Likely to leave. Photo: Stu Forster

6. Leo Trossard
Another with just 12 months remaining on his contract and said earlier this season that he will listen other offers. Newcastle and West Ham have previously shown interest but Erik Ten Hag's Man United are now said to be serious contenders. Again, anything north of £30m would get Albion's attention. Likely to leave. Photo: OLI SCARFF

7. Danny Welbeck
Is out of contract and a new deal is yet to be announced. Finished the season well and remains a class act and Potter was extremely confident a new deal can be agreed - which is good news all round Photo: Charlie Crowhurst

8. Haydon Roberts
The young defender will want regular first team football this coming season. Was part of the match day squads last term but didn't see any Premier League action. Surprised he didn't get a loan last January and will look to leave this window - be that on loan or a permanent deal. Photo: Shaun Botterill

