Albion are bringing in Polish international midfielder Jakub Moder.

He will be recalled from his loan stint at Lech Poznan on January 1.

Head coach Graham Potter has kept a close eye on his progress in the Europa League and international football.

He believes the 21-year-old attacking midfielder can make an impact in the second half of the season.

Potter said: “Jakub has enjoyed a few really good months with both Poznan and Poland, playing in a top European competition as well as making his international debut.

“It was always an option to bring him back and have a good look at what he has to offer and how he has developed. We believe he can have an impact on the first team group.”

Moder has made 22 club appearances and scored five goals this season, playing eight times in the Europa League.

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He has also played six times for Poland, including four Nations League ties, and scored his first international goal in a 2-0 win over Ukraine in a friendly in November.

A mid-season recall always looked a possibility when he signed for the Seagulls right on deadline on October 5.

Albion technical director Dan Ashworth said: “We would like to thank Lech Poznan for their understanding and for the role they have played in his development.

“During his time with Poznan he has earned his call-up to the national team, which will have been an incredibly proud moment for both the player and the club.”