Brighton will be motivated sellers for the rest of the summer transfer window.
Albion cheif executive and deputy chairman Paul Barber's latest comments echo what owner Tony Bloom and head coach Fabian Hurzeler have said in recent interviews – mainly that the squad is too big and players will be sold.
Joao Pedro's £60m move to Chelsea and Simon Adingra's £21m exit to Sunderland are the main departures this window, while Valentín Barco (Strasbourg) and Odeluga Offiah (Preston) also moved on.
Elsewhere, England under-21 goalkeeper James Beadle (Birmingham), Amario Cozier-Duberry (Bolton), Ibrahim Osman (Auxerre) and Do-young Yoon (Excelsior) sealed season loans.
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5. Eiran Cashin - loan
Arrived from Derby last January but will struggle to break into the first team ahead of Van Hecke, Coppola, Dunk, Webster and Boscagli. A loan looks the most likely outcome. Photo: Mike Hewitt
6. Pervis Estupinan - sell
The Ecuador international left back played the second half of the pre-season friendly win against Stoke last week and his mind looked elsewhere. Manchester United were reportedly keen but AC Milan now seems to be his most likely destination this summer. It would be a good move for him and around £30m would be great business for Brighton. Photo: Raul Sifuentes
7. Evan Ferguson - sell
The Ireland international striker is said to be putting the fine details on his move to move Serie A club Roma. It is reported to be an initial loan with an option to buy. This is a tough call for Brighton as Ferguson is clearly a talented striker but just does not seem to fit in with Hurzeler's style. Danny Welbeck and Georginio will likely be the main frontrunners this term, with Stefanos Tzimas and Charalampos Kostoulas offering back-up. Photo: Mike Hewitt
8. Facundo Buonanotte - sell
The Argentina playmaker is featuring in pre-season for Brighton and looks determined to force his way into Hurzeler's plans. Regular football could though be difficult and a move away could be the best option for all parties. Mitoma and Minteh look to have the wide positions nailed down and Geoginio will likely be in the No 10 role. It will be a shame if he does leave, a big talent. Photo: Justin Setterfield