Brighton plans to send English winger Tommy Watson on another loan for the next season, which could lead to renewed interest from Porto. The Portuguese club has had a long-standing interest in the winger, which began during his time at Sunderland, and did not secure a permanent deal for him before his £10 million transfer to Brighton. The club also considered a loan deal in the January transfer window, but a formal offer was not made, and Watson was subsequently sent on loan to a club in the Championship. As Brighton is now looking for a new loan for the 20-year-old's development, it is thought that Porto's interest might have continued, which could make a new move possible. Watson has made 1 appearance and scored 2 goals for England's U20 team. He has a contract with Brighton that runs until June 2029. According to Transfermarkt, his current market value is €10.00m. Other clubs, including Birmingham City and Preston North End, have also been reportedly associated with a potential transfer.