Albion are sixth in the Premier League standings and their 2-0 victory against Bournemouth on Tuesday night leaves them four points behind fourth placed Tottenham with two games in hand on the north London club.
Roberto De Zerbi’s men travel to Spurs this Saturday where three points would really place them in the mix for a Champions League spot and certainly boost their chances of Europa League football next term.
Albion have been praised from all angles this season as their impressive recruitment model allows them to compete at the sharp end of the Premier League. Despite selling the likes of Ben White, Dan Burn, Marc Cucurella, Yves Bissouma and Leo Trossard, Albion have maintained their upward trajectory. Alexis Mac Allister, Moises Caicedo, Kaoru Mitoma and Evan Ferguson have all impressed alongside the established performers of Lewis Dunk, Joel Veltman, Pascal Gross and Solly March. It’s proved an ideal combination and has delivered their best ever chance of European qualification – but it does however create a problem as the big clubs continue to circle their top talent.
So who will stay and go this summer transfer window?… Sussex World takes a look
13. Evan Ferguson - stay
What a breakthrough season the young Ireland striker has had. Scores all sorts of goals and provides a physical presence and focal point for the attack. Has the potential to be one of Albion's best ever striker in recent history. Has already been touted as Harry Kane's replacement at Tottenham but he's expected to continue his development on the south coast. Photo: Michael Steele
14. Facundo Buonanotte - stay
The Argentine playmaker is slowly adapting to the PL following his January switch. Much excitement at the club on his talent and next season should see him get more minutes on the pitch. Photo: Steve Bardens
15. Solly March - stay
Another who is playing the best football of his career under De Zerbi. Assisting, scoring goals and tireless effort. Brilliant season so far and signed a new deal last month to keep him at the club Photo: Michael Steele
16. Pervis Estupinan - stay
The £15m arrival has perfectly filled the void after Cucurella left for £60m-plus to Chelsea. A very atheltic performer and much more to come from him next season Photo: Michael Steele