After missing their 1-1 draw with Leeds United, Brighton will be eagerly anticipating the return of Georginio Rutter.
The Frenchman impressed in the Seagulls opening weekend dismantling of Aston Villa, but has suffered a small injury thereafter.
Alongside Brighton's previous two Premier League fixtures - a 4-3 loss to Chelsea and the 1-1 draw with Leeds - Rutter also missed the Seagulls' 4-0 win over Tromso in their UEFA Conference League qualifier.
Rutter's absence has seen 19-year-old Charalampos Kostoulas thrust into action, with the sale of Danny Welbeck leaving Brighton short of options up front.
There was hope that the 24-year-old former Leeds man could have faced his former club, however the match appeared to be just a couple of days too early for Rutter's return.
With all that in mind, let's take a look at when Rutter is likely to return to action following his latest injury setback.
When is Georginio Rutter expected to return?
Having just missed out on selection for the Leeds match, Brighton are hopeful that Rutter will be fit for the Seagulls' next match, which will be against Coventry on Sunday 13th September.
The Seagulls will certainly hope that he can play some part in their three matches prior to the upcoming extended international break, with an EFL Cup match against Manchester United sandwiched between Premier League contests against last season's Championship and Premier League winners - in Coventry and Arsenal.
