Brighton and Hove Albion have so far enjoyed a fine season in the Premier League. Roberto De Zerbi's men are eighth in the Premier League table but have games in hand on many of the teams above them and are on track for European qualification.
Tomorrow, they take on fourth Man United at the Amex Stadium and another good performance could see them boost their chances of a top six finish. Albion's success however has attracted the attention of the big clubs – many of whom, such as Man United, Liverpool, Manchester City and Arsenal, are eyeing their top talent.
Brighton and their head coach Roberto De Zerbi will have some big decisions to make at the end of the season – not only on the future of their top stars but also some fringe players and also players out on loan.
Here's who could leave this summer and the one who will not...
5. Joel Veltman
Out of contract this summer and talk of a new deal but so far no news. De Zerbi said he wants to keep him and is popular figure with the squad and the fans. A consistent performer Brighton need, especially with Lamptey's injury history Photo: Mike Hewitt
6. Moises Caicedo
Pushed for a move last January and Brighton rejected a £70m bid from Arsenal. Signed an improved deal with Albion but could still be on the way this summer. A very impressive player and not many as good as him in the Premier League in his position. Expect some huge incoming bids this window. Photo: Charlie Crowhurst
7. Alexis Mac Allister
The World Cup winner has proven he has the ability to play for the best team in world football. Man United, Liverpool, Man City, Arsenal, Newcastle Juventus and Inter are all said to be keen. I expect him to leave this summer for around £70m. A fine player and a great piece of business for Brighton and their transfer model. Top marks all round. Photo: Charlie Crowhurst
8. Aaron Connolly
Remember this guy. Blazed onto the scene then quickly fell out of favour with Graham Potter. Loans at Middlesbrough and then Venezia did not go to plan. He started his loan at Hull City well but is currently out injured. Remains a talent, will De Zerbi see something in him, or is it time to move on this summer? Photo: Steve Bardens