Brighton & Hove Albion could be forced back into the transfer market after another injury setback intensified concerns over two key attacking positions. With Evan Ferguson continuing to battle fitness issues and Kaoru Mitoma also facing an uncertain recovery timeline, the Seagulls are reportedly reassessing their summer plans.
Manager Fabian Hürzeler is believed to be weighing up fresh attacking reinforcements to avoid entering the new campaign short of quality and depth. Ferguson’s recurring injury struggles have limited his impact over the past year, while Mitoma’s absence would leave a significant creative void on Brighton’s left flank.
Club officials are now expected to accelerate talks over potential signings capable of strengthening the forward line and providing immediate competition. Brighton remain determined to challenge for a European place, but the latest injury concerns have highlighted the need for greater squad depth. The coming weeks could prove crucial as the Seagulls reshape their transfer strategy.
