Brighton winger Amario Cozier-Duberry is at a pivotal moment in his career this summer following a successful loan period at Bolton.
The 21-year-old garnered nominations for both the EFL and PFA Player of the Season awards and was included in the team of the season as Bolton secured promotion to the Championship through the play-offs.
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With two years left on his contract, talks about his long-term future are already underway.
The former Arsenal player, who joined Brighton in 2024, might sign a new deal to stay at the Amex Stadium, continue with his current contract, or make a permanent move away. However, it’s still early in the decision-making process.
Brighton anticipates more chances to provide playing time next season due to their involvement in the Conference League. This could enable him to have a role in cup matches and feature as an impact substitute in the Premier League initially.
However, a permanent departure also remains a possibility. His impressive loan spell, where he scored nine goals and provided 13 assists in 37 League One matches, has drawn interest from clubs both domestically and internationally.
As Cozier-Duberry faces this crucial junction in his development this summer, he remains an ambitious player in a club that is consistently active in the transfer market.