Brighton are in danger of losing out to Crystal Palace and Fulham as Premier League teams line up to sign Terry Yegbe from Swedish side Elfsborg.

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Ghana star on Premier League clubs' radarBrighton behind English rivalsElfsborg ready to sell for £6mFollow GOAL on WhatsApp! 🟢📱WHAT HAPPENED?

Brighton have been tracking the centre-back, according to reports in Africa, but reports that Palace, Fulham and Championship leaders Sheffield United all have an advantage over the Seagulls in the race to land him. Union Berlin and Freiburg are also in contention to sign the 24-year-old.

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The report adds that Elfsborg are hoping to receive a transfer fee of around £6 million for the Ghana international, who joined the club from Finnish side Seinajoki just over a year ago. Yegbe was a key player as Elfsborg navigated four qualifying rounds to reach the group stage of the Europa League. He also featured in all eight matches as they picked up wins against Roma, Qarabag and Nice but were sent crashing out of the competition with defeats to Tottenham, Galatasaray, Athletic Club and AZ.

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Yegbe made his first senior appearance for Ghana in November when he started in a defeat to Niger. He was left out of the squad altogether as they beat Chad and Madagascar in March.

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As well as a new centre-back, Brighton may have to go in search of a goalkeeper in the summer transfer window, with Bayern Munich reportedly preparing an offer for Bart Verbruggen.