Brighton face a decision over Amario Cozier-Duberry after fresh transfer interest emerged from Strasbourg and West Ham United.
The 21-year-old winger impressed on loan at Bolton, scoring 10 goals across 41 appearances, and a fresh update from The Sun says Strasbourg are keen while West Ham are also in the mix.
For Brighton, the issue is not simply whether there is interest. It is whether Cozier-Duberry is now close enough to the first-team picture to justify keeping him, or whether this is the right time to cash in or structure another development move.
Cozier-Duberry Interest Tests Brighton’s Pathway Call
Brighton signed Cozier-Duberry from Arsenal because they believed there was a pathway for a talented wide player with strong one-v-one instincts. His Bolton season has done exactly what a loan should do: raise his value, sharpen his senior habits and create a market.
Strasbourg’s interest is particularly notable because of the wider trend of young Premier League talent moving into multi-club pathways. West Ham’s interest, meanwhile, points to a player who may now be ready for a higher domestic level.
Brighton do not need to rush. But the decision has become sharper: keep him close, loan him higher, or sell with protections before the market moves on. For a club built around development value, this is exactly the kind of call that shapes the summer.
