Brighton & Hove boss Graham Potter believes that the signing of Eberechi Eze from Queens Park Rangers in the summer transfer window has made Crystal Palace stronger in attack

The Eagles return to Premier League action on Sunday at Selhurst Park with Eze expected to play a part after his commitments with the England U21 squad in the second international break of 2020-2021.

The Nigeria Football Federation target helped Crystal Palace register back-to-back wins, albeit off the bench, in his first two Premier League matches against Southampton and Manchester United, before making starts against Everton and Chelsea which ended in defeats.

"I think they have started quite well. They had a really impressive result away at Manchester United. I thought they were a little bit unfortunate at Everton," Potter told reporters at his customary press conference.

"You can see their qualities. They have made a signing, [Eberechi] Eze especially from QPR. I think he gives them another dimension.

"They have still got their organisation that Roy brings but they have still got their attacking threats with the likes of [Wilfried] Zaha, Jordan [Ayew]; [Andros] Townsend has started well. "

Eze, 22, was involved in 22 goals (14 goals, 8 assists) from 46 starts over the course of last season but has yet to score or assist a goal after five matches for Crystal Palace across all competitions.

Igho Kingsley