Amario Cozier-Duberry

In September 2026, reports indicated Brighton wanted a fee close to £10 million (approx. €12 million) for a permanent sale and had rejected a £7.5 million (approx. €9 million) bid from Rangers. Throughout August 2026, Brighton's asking price was consistently reported at £10 million, with Rangers having bids of £7 million (approx. €8 million) and £7.5 million rejected. A potential loan-to-buy option was reportedly discussed at around £8.5 million (approx. €10 million). Earlier, in July 2026, reports stated Anderlecht had a bid of around £5 million (approx. €6 million) rejected, with Brighton's demands at that time being upwards of that figure. Transfermarkt's valuation was also noted at €5 million in August 2026.

Our valuation is driven by Brighton's consistent and firm asking price of £10 million (approximately €12 million) reported throughout August and September 2026. This stance is supported by multiple rejected bids for Amario Cozier-Duberry from clubs like Rangers, which escalated up to £7.5 million (around €9 million), and Anderlecht's earlier rejected bid of circa €6 million. The high level of interest from numerous clubs across England and Europe further solidifies Brighton's strong negotiating position.