But there is doubt over who will led the attack at the Amex on Sunday.
Oliver Glasner refused to get involved with transfer talk following his side’s 1-1 draw with Nottingham Forest at the City Ground.
Jean-Philippe Mateta was not in the Palace squad amid reports that he is on his way to Milan to be replaced by Jorgen Strand Larsen moving from Wolves to Selhurst Park.
Glasner had a thin squad going into the Forest match and named two goalkeepers on the bench as well as youngsters Kaden Rodney and Zach Marsh.
The Palace boss said: “I know Adam Wharton, Daichi Kamada and Evann Guessand will be training tomorrow and hopefully available for Brighton next Sunday.
“Then we have a clear agreement and commitment it will be JP Mateta or somebody else. I don’t know how the situation is.
“But if JP leaves, a striker, a No.9 comes in and then let’s see what’s happening but I would prefer not to talk the day before deadline day so much about transfers.
“My wish would be everything is sorted two weeks ago so we can train, we can focus and develop. I spoke to my staff this week, we have to make a step backwards.”
Palace are now without a win in their last nine games but a draw with Forest means they are still nine points above the relegation zone.