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Todd Boehly 'suggested Billy Gilmour should wait for his chance at Chelsea' rather than move to Brighton - while Thomas Tuchel told him Graham Potter 'would be perfect for his development', before German's shock sacking for Seagulls boss

Billy Gilmour's future at Brighton could be in limbo following Graham Potter's appointment as Chelsea manager last week.

The Scotland international completed a £9million move to the AMEX stadium on deadline day after finding game time hard to find at Stamford Bridge and being initially left without a squad number.

Despite Gilmour's descent down the pecking order under the German, he was later handed the No 35 shirt for Chelsea's trip to Southampton on August 30.

Billy Gilmour made a u00a39m move to Brighton in the summer but his future again looks uncertain
Graham Potter only had a week to work with Gilmour before moving in the opposite direction

Brighton had already tabled an offer for the Scot and Tuchel encouraged him to go and work under Potter to aid his career development.