Often during a transfer window, who stays is as important as who arrives – and that looks to be the case with Brighton this summer.
Joao Pedro was the main exit as he sealed a £60m move to Chelsea, while Pervis Estupian went to AC Milan for £17m and Simon Adingra to Sunderland for £21m.
If they are the three significant outs, then it's fair to say the transfer window has been a success for the Seagulls.
To have the likes of Jan Paul van Hecke, Carlos Baleba and Kaoru Mitoma in the first XI next season would be a huge bonus for head coach Fabian Hurzeler.
Brighton fans are also yet to see the best from last summer's arrivals with Georginio, Matt O'Riley, Yankuba Minteh, Mats Wieffer, Brajan Gruda and Ferdi Kadioglu all tipped to improve after mixed fortunes last term.
Albion have two more pre-season friendlies to go – Southampton away on August 2 and Wolfsburg at the Amex Stadium on August 9 – before the Premier League season opener against Fulham on August 16 at the Amex.
Here's Fabian Hurzeler's dream XI to start the season...
9. Yankuba Minteh - RW
The former Newcastle man had an encouraging first season for Albion and will hope to add more goals to his game this term. Another of last summer's arrivals who is yet to reach their peak Photo: BHAFC
10. Georginio - No 10
The £40m record signing looks to be fit and firing again after last season's injury. He will likely get the nod over Matt O'Riley and his contribution will be key as Albion prepare for life without Pedro. Photo: BHAFC
11. Kaoru Mitoma - LW
Keeping the Japan international at the Amex will be a huge bonus if he stays, and all the signs at the moment suggest they will. There has been plenty of interest but no concrete bids as yet. One of the best wingers in the Premier League and is now approaching his peak years. Photo: BHAFC
12. Danny Welbeck - CF
The former Man United and Arsenal man hit 10 PL goals last term and I would not bet against him scoring more this season. He will likely be the main starter with with £50m Greek duo Charalampos Kostoulas and Stefanos Tzimas hoping to make an impact from the bench in the early stages Photo: BHAFC