Brighton & Hove Albion have joined the race to sign Super Eagles forward, Femi Azeez, with the Premier League club emerging as another potential destination for the Millwall star.
According to the Yorkshire Post, Brighton are keeping a close eye on Azeez as they look to strengthen their attacking options ahead of the new season.
However, the Seagulls face competition from newly promoted Hull City, who have also identified the Nigerian as a target and are prepared to meet Millwall’s valuation.
Azeez enjoyed an impressive 25/26 campaign, scoring 11 goals and providing seven assists as Millwall reached the Championship play-off semi-finals.
His performance earned him a place in the PFA Championship Team of the Season before he made his senior Nigeria debut during the 2026 Unity Cup.
The 25-year-old immediately made his mark for the Super Eagles, scoring twice in the semi-final before playing an important role in Nigeria’s victory over Jamaica in the final.
Azeez has also made no secret of his ambition to play in the Premier League, making the growing interest from Brighton and Hull City particularly significant.
Millwall previously rejected an offer from Ipswich Town for the forward, while manager Alex Neil has admitted that Azeez could leave if the club’s valuation is met before the transfer window closes.
The Nigerian recently suffered a hamstring scare during Millwall’s Championship opener against Bristol City.
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