Albion have had an eventful but overall successful start to the Premier League season so far and have just two more top flight matches to go before the World Cup break.
Roberto De Zerbi’s team, buoyed by their pulsating 4-1 victory against Graham Potter’s Chelsea last Saturday at the Amex Stadium, travel to struggling Wolves this Saturday and then to Arsenal for the Carabao Cup contest at the Emirates Stadium on Wednesday night.
The Seagulls then host Aston Villa at the Amex on November 13 before some of Brighton’s star performers jet off for the Qatar World Cup.
De Zerbi's men return to action on Boxing Day at Southampton and face Arsenal at the Amex on New Year's Eve before the transfer window swings open on January 1.
Brighton may look to bolster their squad and it will be the first window as Brighton boss for De Zerbi. Albion fans are constantly seeking a new striker, although the club may look to add to their midfield following the enforced retirement of Enock Mwepu and a long term injury to Jakub Moder.
De Zerbi will also hope to keep his star talents such as Moises Caicedo and Leo Trosard, who continue to be of interest to their Premier League rivals.
Here's a list of transfers that could go through this January...
5. Leo Trossard
Playing the best football of his career and has seven goals to his name so far. The 27-year-old Belgian's contract expries this summer but Albion do have an option to extend. The Seagulls are reportedly in talks on a new deal but Chelsea, Newcastle, Tottenham, West Ham and Man United have been linked to the classy attacker. Photo: GLYN KIRK
6. Jan Paul van Hecke
The Dutch youth international has struggled for game time and may look to seal a loan move away from the Amex Stadium. A talented defender who impressed in the Championship with Blackburn last term. There would be no shortage of takers with Sunderland, Sheffield United and Blackburn all likely to feature in talks. Photo: Bryn Lennon
7. Steven Alzate
The Albion midfielder saw his loan deal to West Brom collapse at the final moment in the previous window. He is currently on loan in Belgium with Standard Liège but could be recalled to Albion due to the injury to Jakub Moder and the enforced retirement of Enock Mwepu. Photo: VIRGINIE LEFOUR
8. Simon Adringa
The Albion winger Simon Adingra has delivered a number of match-winning performance for loan club Royale Union Saint-Gilloise as the Ivorian, who joined Brighton for £7m, continues to flourish in Belgium. De Zerbi may look to cut his loan short and add to Albion's goal threat in the Premier League Photo: LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ