Loan are often beneficial for young players looking to gain first team experience, and senior players looking to put themselves in the shop window.
The Seagulls currently have 20 players out on loan, hoping to catch the eye of Albion head coach Graham Potter or secure a permanent move elsewhere.
Here's how each player has fared this season.
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13. Abdallah Sima
Abdallah Sima, who joined Brighton in the summer from Czech club Slavia Prague, moved to Stoke City on loan for the duration of the campaign. But the forward has endured a torrid time at the bet365 Stadium. The Senegal international has been plagued by injuries this season. Sima has made just four appearances for the Potters since arriving in August. Photo: Alex Morton/Getty Images
14. Aaron Connolly
Aaron Connolly joined Middlesbrough on loan until the end of the season in January. The 22-year-old has two goals in 12 Championship games for Boro. The Irish international netted his first goal on his second appearance for the club, but it took Connolly a further eight games to hit his second. The forward helped Middlesbrough reach the sixth round of the FA Cup, knocking out heavyweights Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur in the process, but wasn't named in the Republic of Ireland squad for the March internationals. Photo: George Wood/Getty Images
15. Kacper Kozłowski
Kacper Kozłowski is on loan at Brighton chairman Tony Bloom's Belgian team Royale Union Saint-Gilloise. The midfielder was immediately loan to the Brussels-based outfit after moving to the Seagulls from Polish club Pogoń Szczecin. in January. The 18-year-old, who become the youngest player of any nationality to play at a UEFA European Championship last summer, has made five league appearances for the Jupiler Pro League leaders since his move. Photo: Boris Streubel/Getty Images
16. Leo Skiri Østigård
Leo Skiri Østigård joined Italian club Genoa on loan for the remainder of the campaign in January after being recalled from a previous loan spell at Stoke City. The Norwegian international has become a vital cog in a stingy Rossoblù defence. Since his move, the centre half has helped the Genoese keep five Serie A clean sheets in eight appearances. Østigård was sent off for the second time in five matches, after just 24 minutes, in Genoa's 1-0 home win over Torino in March. The defender made 13 league appearances for Stoke, scoring once, before he was recalled to the Amex. Photo: Maurizio Lagana/Getty Images