And that includes those who look like moving on in some way in the last ten days of the transfer window.
The Seagulls’ head coach will again leave several senior players surplus to requirements as he names his 20 to visit Everton’s new home.
Hill Dickinson Stadium hosts its first competitive fixture when the Toffees take on Albion tomorrow (2pm).
The visitors have a big playing staff with Facundo Buonanotte, Jeremy Sarmiento, Igor Julio and Abdallah Sima among those who could go out on loan or more permanently.
Tariq Lamptey is being linked with interest from Fiorentina with Julio Enciso expected join Strasbourg.
Asked whether it was proving difficult to find the right destinations for outgoing players, Hurzeler told The Argus: “I think it is very important that you speak very openly and honestly with the players about the situation.
“I always say if you wear the Brighton badge, you need to accept your role. No one is bigger than the club.
“We try to be successful as a club and therefore you need to behave as an individual.
“Of course, football is a big ego sport but, for me, every time, first it’s the we, then it’s the me, so you have to accept your role.
“We try to take care of the players.
“Of course there are a lot of players.
“But, if you are honest with them, if you speak very open and transparent with them and give them understanding for their role, then I think you can handle it and you can take care of the mood they have.”
He added: “For sure we know there will be some players who need to go out but we can’t comment on anything that isn’t done yet.”