List of Brighton & Hove Albion F.C. records and statistics

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Brighton & Hove Albion Football Club is a professional football club based in the city of Brighton and Hove, East Sussex, England.

Contents

This list encompasses the records set by the club and players.

Team records

Highest overall league finish

6th place, 2022–23 Premier League [1]

Record wins

Record defeats

Streaks

Player records

Goalscorers

Top goalscorers

Tommy Cook is officially recognised by the club as their top scorer, with 123 goals scored in 209 appearances between 1922 and 1929. [8]

Bert Stephens scored 174 goals between 1935 and 1948, however only 87 of these were scored in competitive matches. The remainder were scored during wartime fixtures when competitive football was suspended. [9] [10]

Competitive, professional matches only. [11] [12] [13]

RankPlayerYearsLeagueFA CupLeague CupOtherTotal
1 Tommy Cook 1921–1929114900123
2 Glenn Murray 2008–2011
2016–2021
103620111
3 Kit Napier 1966–19728496099
4 Peter Ward 1975–1980
1982–1983
81311095
5 Bert Stephens 1935–19488680094
6 Albert Mundy 1953–19588730090
Bobby Zamora 2000–2003
2015–2016
8342190

Most appearances

Ernie “Tug” Wilson has the most appearances for the club, playing a total of 566 matches between 1922 and 1936. [14] [15]

Transfers

Record transfer fees paid

RankPos.PlayerTransferred fromFeeDateSource
1FW Flag of Brazil.svg João Pedro Flag of England.svg Watford £30,000,000July 2023 BBC Sport
2MF Flag of Cameroon.svg Carlos Baleba Flag of France.svg Lille £23,200,000August 2023 BBC Sport
3MF Flag of Zambia.svg Enock Mwepu Flag of Austria.svg Red Bull Salzburg £20,240,000July 2021 BBC Sport
4DF Flag of England.svg Adam Webster Flag of England.svg Bristol City £20,000,000August 2019 BBC Sport
5FW Flag of Iran.svg Alireza Jahanbakhsh Flag of the Netherlands.svg AZ £17,000,000July 2018 BBC Sport
6GK Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Bart Verbruggen Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Anderlecht £16,300,000July 2023 BBC Sport
7DF Flag of Spain.svg Marc Cucurella Flag of Spain.svg Getafe £15,840,000August 2021 BBC Sport
8DF Flag of Ecuador.svg Pervis Estupiñán Flag of Spain.svg Villarreal £15,700,000August 2022 BBC Sport
9FW Flag of Curacao.svg Jürgen Locadia Flag of the Netherlands.svg PSV Eindhoven £15,300,000January 2018 BBC Sport
10MF Flag of Mali.svg Yves Bissouma Flag of France.svg Lille £15,200,000July 2018 BBC Sport

Record transfer fees received

RankPos.PlayerTransferred toFeeDateSource
1MF Flag of Ecuador.svg Moisés Caicedo Flag of England.svg Chelsea £100,000,000August 2023 BBC Sport
2DF Flag of Spain.svg Marc Cucurella Flag of England.svg Chelsea £55,000,000August 2022 BBC Sport
3DF Flag of England.svg Ben White Flag of England.svg Arsenal £50,000,000July 2021 BBC Sport
4MF Flag of Argentina.svg Alexis Mac Allister Flag of England.svg Liverpool £35,000,000June 2023 BBC Sport
5MF Flag of Mali.svg Yves Bissouma Flag of England.svg Tottenham Hotspur £25,700,000June 2022 BBC Sport
6GK Flag of Spain.svg Robert Sánchez Flag of England.svg Chelsea £25,000,000August 2023 BBC Sport
7FW Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Leandro Trossard Flag of England.svg Arsenal £21,000,000January 2023 BBC Sport
8DF Flag of England.svg Dan Burn Flag of England.svg Newcastle United £13,200,000January 2022 BBC Sport
9FW Flag of France.svg Neal Maupay Flag of England.svg Everton £10,400,000August 2022 BBC Sport
10FW Flag of France.svg Anthony Knockaert Flag of England.svg Fulham £10,300,000July 2020 BBC Sport

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