So, as widely expected, it was a pretty quiet transfer window for the Seagulls all told.
Pascal Gross re-joined the club for around £1m from Borussia Dortmund and Matt O'Riley is back in contention after cutting short his season loan with Marseille.
It's fair to say many Brighton fans were underwhelmed with the business and there is concern with a lack of options in wide areas after Brajan Gruda, Tommy Watson and Facundo Buonanotte all found loan elsewhere.
Brighton do though have Kaoru Mitoma and Yankuba Minteh, with Solly March also expected to return from injury soon. There could also be chances for Harry Howell, while Ferdi Kadioglu and Maxim De Cuyper are also capable of playing on the flanks.
It's the small matter of Crystal Palace at the Amex this Sunday, so what is is Brighton's Best XI and bench after the transfer window?
Brighton boss Fabian Hurzeler needs win against Palace
1. Brighton boss Fabian Hurzeler needs win against Palace
Brighton boss Fabian Hurzeler needs win against Palace | Getty Images
The Dutch goalkeeper has had a couple of wobbles this term but overall he's been pretty solid. He will start against Palace and remains Hurzeler's No 1.
2. Bart Verbruggen - GK
The Dutch goalkeeper has had a couple of wobbles this term but overall he's been pretty solid. He will start against Palace and remains Hurzeler's No 1. | Getty Images
The Dutch international is struggling with a toe injury but Brighton need him back. He's probably the pick of the right back options, just ahead of Veltman and Hinshelwood
3. Mats Wieffer - RB
The Dutch international is struggling with a toe injury but Brighton need him back. He's probably the pick of the right back options, just ahead of Veltman and Hinshelwood | AFP via Getty Images
Brighton's best defender and they will do well to keep him this summer.
4. Jan Paul van Hecke - CB
Brighton's best defender and they will do well to keep him this summer. | Getty Images