Brighton and Hove Albion boss Graham Potter is set for busy transfer window this summer as they prepare for a new season in the Premier LeagueBrighton and Hove Albion boss Graham Potter is set for busy transfer window this summer as they prepare for a new season in the Premier League
Brighton and Hove Albion boss Graham Potter is set for busy transfer window this summer as they prepare for a new season in the Premier League

How Brighton and Hove Albion could line up in 2022/23 - including THREE new signings and Arsenal star

Brighton and Hove Albion have four Premier League matches remaining but the club will already be full-steam ahead planning for next season

Graham Potter's team have made huge strides forward this term and are on track for their highest ever Premier League finish and points tally.

Albion are currently on 41 points - level with their highest total - and a draw or better at Wolves this Saturday would see them surpass that milestone and put them on track for a top 10 finish.

But a team in the Premier League can never stand still for long and there will likely be a few changes in personnel and tweaks over the summer.

Yves Bissouma will have just 12 months remaining on his contract and could be set to leave while Belgian ace Leo Trossard also stated he will be listening to other offers.

Luckily for Brighton they have players making great strides forward this season who could potentially replace the duo should they depart.

The club could also dip into the transfer market. Ben White and Dan Burn have departed in the last two transfer windows for a combined total of £63m and the potential sale of Bissouma and Trossard could fetch a similar figure.

It would boost Albion's transfer budget and Potter may look to bring in a new defender to bolster that area of the pitch and also target a new striker as they look for that elusive natural predator to provide that cutting edge and finish off the clever approach play.

It's a crucial time in the clubs development and here's how the Seagulls could line-up next season in the Premier League.