All the latest team and injury news for Brighton and Hove Albion

Brighton will hope for good news from the medical department this week as they juggle the demands of the Conference League and Premier League.

The Seagulls continue to fly high as last Saturday's 1-0 win at Manchester City keeps them third in the top flight.

This Thursday they travel to Madrid to face La Liga club Getafe in the Conference League and on Sunday they are swiftly back to league matters as they welcome Keith Andrews' impressive Brentford.

Here's how Albion's walking wounded are shaping up ahead of the another hectic week for Fabian Hurzeler's men.

Brighton injury list in full

Ferdi Kadioglu: The Türkiye international injured his hip at Liverpool and the clash at Manchester City arrived too soon: "He trained yesterday," said Hurzeler to Sussex World after the City win. Bbut he still felt it and therefore we had to make a decision.

"Hopefully he can recover now the next days. We have one more day than usual so I'm quite positive there's an option for Thursday [Getafe].

Femi Azeez: The deadline day signing from Millwall is yet to feature for Brighton as he builds up his fitness after a "strain." This Thursday maybe too soon and after the international break could be more realistic.

Stefanos Tzimas: The Greek striker is set to train with the first team group this week. It's great progress after lengthy rehab from an ACL. Brighton will not rush and after the international break could be realistic.

Kaoru Mitoma: The Japan international continues his recovery from a hamstring injury. He is yet to feature this season and Hurzeler said after the international break is likely.

Zadok Yohanna: The £22m summer arrival is also making good progress as the winger builds up his fitness. Hurzeler confirmed last week that he is back training with the first team squad.

Pascal Struijk: The £18m summer arrival from Leeds is still battling a thigh injury but Hurzeler said last week that he could be available for Getafe and Brentford.

Evan Ferguson: The Ireland international striker had ankle surgery last season and is yet to be seen this term. "we have to wait mor weeks" was Hurzeler's vague assessment last month.