Brighton & Hove Albion could generate up to £215 million in transfer fees before the summer transfer window closes if they decide to cash in on several highly rated first-team players. While the Seagulls are under no pressure to sell, interest from clubs across the Premier League and Europe continues to grow as Fabian Hürzeler continues to shape his squad ahead of the new season.
Goalkeeper Bart Verbruggen remains Brighton’s most valuable potential asset, with the Dutch international attracting attention from several elite European clubs. The 23-year-old is valued at around £50 million and would likely command the biggest fee of any potential departure.
Striker Evan Ferguson is another player who could attract a significant bid if Brighton receive the right offer. Despite an inconsistent campaign, the Republic of Ireland international remains one of Europe’s most highly regarded young forwards and is valued at approximately £40 million.
Creative midfielder Julio Enciso continues to attract admirers across Europe, with Brighton expected to seek around £30 million should they decide to sanction a move.
Matt O’Riley has also been linked with transfer interest following his first season at the Amex Stadium. The Denmark international is valued at around £25 million.
Brazilian defender Igor Julio could also depart if a suitable offer arrives, with his current market value estimated at £20 million.
Argentine playmaker Facundo Buonanotte remains highly regarded for his long-term potential and is valued at approximately £20 million.
Midfielder Yasin Ayari has continued to impress with his development and is also believed to carry a market value of around £20 million.
Veteran defender Joel Veltman, whose contract situation remains unresolved in this scenario, would be valued at approximately £10 million if a transfer materialized.
If Brighton were to complete deals at those valuations, the club could generate a combined £215 million, giving Fabian Hürzeler substantial financial backing to strengthen key areas of his squad. However, the club are not expected to part ways with every player unless their respective valuations are met, and any departures will depend on the right offers arriving before the transfer window closes.
