Albion head coach Graham Potter faces a crucial summer transfer window as he tries to keep hold of his top talent.
Yves, Bissouma, Leandro Trossard, Marc Cucurella and Rob Sanchez have all been linked with lucrative moves away from the Amex Stadium after helping Albion to a record breaking finish in the Premier League.
The Seagulls finished ninth in the top flight with their highest ever points tally of 51 from 38 matches.
Potter will now hope to build on that success and perhaps challenge for the European spots next season.
To do that however could take some shrewd operating in the transfer market this summer.
Influential midfielder Bissouma has just 12 months remaining on his current Albion deal and is wanted by Aston Villa, Monaco, Arsenal and Newcastle United.
Belgian international Trossard previously stated he is willing to listen to other offers this summer, while impressive goalkeeper Sanchez is wanted by Newcastle and Leicester City.
Perhaps Potter’s biggest challenge this summer however could be keeping hold of Cucurella.
The Albion player of the year had an excellent first season in the Premier League and the big guns of Man City, Chelsea, and Tottenham are already lurking for the Spaniard who joined last season for £15.4m from Getafe.
An intriguing summer awaits for the club and for fans but who will likely leave and who will likely remain as the Seagulls look to build on their impressive season?
The Seagulls finished ninth in the top flight with their highest ever points tally of 51 from 38 matches.
5. Jan Paul van Hecke - stay
Had an excellent loan at Blackburn last season and will be interesting to see if he breaks into the first team. Another loan could also be an option but Potter will be watching him closely in preseason. Photo: Lewis Storey
6. Shane Duffy - stay
The defender started last season well but lost his place during the later half of the season. A valuable squad member but far from a certain starter these days. Photo: Julian Finney
7. Matt Clarke - go
The former Pompey man is yet to feature for Albion and has been on loan at Derby and West Brom since his arrival. Another loan is likely but Clarke could also favour a permanent move if the right offer arrives. Photo: Tony Marshall
8. Haydon Roberts - go
Highly regarded by all at Albion but difficult to see him breaking into the first team. Surprised he didn't go on loan last term and the talented youngster will surely want minutes on the pitch next season. Photo: Steve Bardens