Aside from bringing loanees Percy Tau and Jakub Moder back to the club, the Seagulls have been fairly quiet, but there could still be time for a twist or two between now and tonight’s deadline.
The most obvious transfer that hangs in the balance is a potential move for Moises Caicedo.
All the signs have pointed to a deal for the Ecuadorian being completed, but as yet, no official announcement has been made.
But while there has been a hold up rubber-stamping the move, there hasn’t been anything to suggest that it has been derailed either.
Signing the teenager would be a major coup, and South American football expert Tim Vickery has been quick to sing his praises in recent weeks.
Elsewhere, Marca seem adamant that the Amex remains the most likely destination for Manchester United's outcast goalkeeper Sergio Romero.
That deal seems less likely to go through than Caicedo’s, but given the player’s precarious position at Old Trafford, plus the fact that Mat Ryan left Albion earlier this month, it could be a dark horse to keep an eye on in the final hours of the window.
If nothing else, Romero would offer a wealth of knowledge – the stopper has 96 caps for Argentina.
Those are far from the only deals that could be completed in the Premier League today, however, and we’ve gathered up the most transfer that are most likely to happen between now and this evening’s 11pm deadline:

13. Lys Mousset to CSKA Moscow
The Sheffield United striker is said to be on the radar of Russian big guns CSKA Moscow. The Frenchman has struggled for form this term. (Photo by Dave Thompson - Getty Images) Photo: Pool

14. Marshall Munetsi to Sheffield United
It may be a long shot, but recent reports suggest that the Blades have made an enquiry for the Zimbabwean midfielder. With Chris Wilder missing out on Jesse Lingard earlier in the window, will he be able to look elsewhere for midfield reinforcements? (Photo by BERTRAND GUAY/AFP via Getty Images) Photo: BERTRAND GUAY

15. Idrissa Gueye to Newcastle United
Again, another midfielder who Newcastle have been linked with as they look to strengthen. According to L'Equipe, a deal has been agreed, but whether the former Everton man is keen remains to be seen. (Photo by Maja Hitij/Getty Images) Photo: Maja Hitij

16. Dele Alli to PSG
The England man is firmly out of favour at Tottenham. Could ex-boss Mauricio Pochettino come knocking for the Parisian giants? (Photo by Clive Brunskill/Getty Images) Photo: Clive Brunskill

