And Graham Potter hopes to have Leandro Trossard available once more against the Saints this weekend.
Trossard was a notable absentee as Albion suffered a 3-0 loss against Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium on Wednesday.
The Belgian international has been in sparkling form prior to the City match and had scored in both of Brighton’s away victories at Arsenal and Tottenham.
Potter said: “He looks like he will be [available]. He has recovered quite well.
“It was just a 24 sickness problem. He has been lightly training, we expect him to train towards the end of the week and we expect him to be available for selection.”
Midfielder Yves Bissouma will miss out once again as he serves the second of his two-match ban after picking up his 10th booking of the season at Tottenham.
Adam Webster could also be in line for his first start since February having recovered from calf and groin problems.
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The Belgian international has been in sparkling form prior to the City match and had scored in both of Brighton’s away victories at Arsenal and Tottenham.
5. Brown in demand
Rangers, West Ham and Burnley are all said to be interested in signing Stoke City striker Jacob Brown. The Potters look likely to hold contract talks with an eye to keeping him at the club, but the Scotland international appears to be in high demand ahead of the summer. (Football League World)
6. Villa in for Kamara
Aston Villa look to be stepping up their interest in Marseille midfielder Boubacar Kamara. The 22-year-old, who has also been linked with Leeds United, is said to have been scouted by Steven Gerrard personally earlier this week. (RMC)
7. Dennis on Toon radar
Newcastle and West Ham are keeping tabs on Emmanuel Dennis in the event that Watford are relegated. The player is valued at around £30m. (The Athletic)
8. Magpies eye Awoniyi
Newcastle United are reportedly now ‘interested’ in signing Taiwo Awoniyi from Union Berlin in the summer. The ex-Liverpool man has a release clause of around £16.7m. (Christian Falk)