Middlesbrough have moved into the market for attacking reinforcements, securing Amario Cozier-Duberry on a season-long loan from Brighton, according to BBC News.
The young forward put pen to paper on a new contract at the Amex before being sent out to gain further first-team experience at the Riverside. It's a familiar pathway for promising Brighton talents, who are regularly loaned across the Championship to sharpen their game before being assessed for a return to the top flight.
For Boro, Cozier-Duberry represents an eye-catching addition heading into the new season, with the club looking to add pace and creativity to their attacking options. Further details on the length and structure of the loan have not been disclosed, but the move underlines Brighton's continued strategy of nurturing young players through spells away from the club before deciding on their long-term futures.