Potter will undoubtedly be keen to suss out who to include in his first-team plans and which players he sees fit for his potential new style of play.

Potter says he isnt expecting massive amounts of transfer business, which suggests hell have to be shrewd with his buys. Its not unusual for Potter, though, who worked on a limited budget at Swansea.

Should Potter delve into the transfer market, attacking options are likely to be a priority. Brighton were the fourth lowest scorers in the Premier League last season. Oli McBurnie, anyone?

The threat of relegation ultimately cost Chris Hughton his job, so Potter will be expected to ensure that does not become a possibility again. It could be a case of setting aims right away or hold off and set them as the season progresses.