Brighton and Hove Albion are faced with important decisions regarding potential player departures in January.
One player attracting attention is Evan Ferguson, who is under contract with Brighton until 2029. There have been reports linking him to loan moves with Leicester, Fulham, and Burnley showing interest. However, Ferguson is not the only player struggling for playing time this season. Six other players are also evaluating their options as their contracts are set to expire this summer or they are considering their next career move.
Evan Ferguson, the Ireland international, has only started one game this season out of his seven appearances in the Premier League. With limited playing time, a loan move to the Championship could be a viable option for the 20-year-old. Meanwhile, Tariq Lamptey, whose contract expires this summer, has seen minimal action this season and could be on the verge of leaving Brighton for a fee.
Jakub Moder, the Poland international midfielder, is another player with an expiring contract this summer. He has barely featured in the Premier League and has been linked to a move to the Bundesliga. Julio Enciso, a 20-year-old Paraguay playmaker, is also struggling for minutes and could benefit from a loan move in January to gain more playing time.
Imari Samuels, Cameron Peupion, and Ruairi McConville are also players with expiring contracts this summer who are seeking opportunities for loans or transfers to further their careers. Brighton will need to carefully consider the futures of these players as they make key decisions in the upcoming transfer window.
