Brighton wrapped up deadline day with a double swoop, bringing in Nigeria winger Femi Azeez and Spanish midfielder Chema Andres, according to BBC News.
Azeez arrives from Millwall in a deal worth £12.5m, with add-ons capable of pushing the fee beyond £15m. The winger has been described as "exciting" amid the club's confidence in his potential to add pace and creativity going forward.
Andres, a defensive midfielder, joins from Stuttgart in a deal also valued at £15m. He's been billed as "excellent" by those at the club, with Brighton hoping he can bolster their engine room and provide added steel in midfield.
Both signings underline Brighton's continued strategy of recruiting promising, relatively unproven talent from across Europe and beyond — a model that has served them well in recent transfer windows. With the deadline now shut, the Seagulls will look to integrate both new arrivals quickly as they push forward with their season.