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Brighton player of the season: Pick your Premier League 2019/20 star

Lewis Dunk? Leandro Trossard? Have your say...

Lewis Dunk

Who has been Brighton's player of the season so far? See our picks and cast your vote in our poll.

It has been a topsy-turvy season for the Seagulls. Great progress has been made in some ways by Graham Potter in terms of playing style, and there have been a few famous wins to boot. But results have not always matched performances and the club are yet to win in 2020.

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Lewis Dunk

Graham Potter shows his appreciation of Lewis Dunk's performance

Brighton's consistent presence in defence. Potter has chopped and changed the line-up, and moved between and back four and a back three or five, but captain Dunk is always the first name on the team sheet.

Leandro Trossard

Leandro Trossard celebrates his goal against Villa

A wonderful debut goal against West Ham in August promised much for Trossard, who arrived as a big-money signing from Belgium in the summer. He has not quite lived up to those early expectations but has still impressed in fits and bursts.

Neal Maupay

MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 23: Raheem Sterling and Scott Carson visit the local hospitals on December 23, 2019 in Manchester, England. (Photo by Manchester City FC/Manchester City FC via Getty Images)

Scored after coming off the bench on his debut, and is Brighton's top scorer this season with eight goals in the Premier League. Has struggled a little for form in the second half of the campaign.

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Aaron Connolly

Worthy of a nomination just for his performance against Tottenham in October, alone. His two goals in that game saw him called up to the Republic of Ireland squad shortly after, and only turned 20 in January. Will be a big player in the future.

Davy Propper

Brighton midfielder Davy Propper

Rarely grabs the headlines due to his lack of goals, but does a vital job for Brighton in the middle of the park and understands the philosophies behind Potter's system. His performances are massively appreciated by those who watch him every week.

Dan Burn

Usually a centre-back, Burn has proved his worth as a left-back under Potter at Brighton, even though his 6ft 7ins frame does not make him seem like a natural fit for the position. Has performed extremely well there, too.

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