Should Brighton keep Milner?published at 11:05 14 May
Alex Fletcher
BBC Sport journalist

This season has been far from ideal for James Milner.
It might have started with him becoming the first player to play in 23 Premier League seasons - when he took to the field on the opening day against Everton - but two weeks later it would end prematurely.
A hamstring injury in Brighton's draw against Arsenal ruled him out for the rest of the campaign.
Despite his absence, it's being reported that he is in talks with the club over g a new deal.
Milner will turn 40 in January, but can he play a part for Brighton going forward?
He ed the Seagulls in the summer of 2023, after eight trophy-laden years at Liverpool.
According to Opta, since his arrival he has started just 14 Premier League games and played just 950 minutes.
But if you take out his injury-hit season this year, there is no evidence that Milner is slowing down.
Last season he averaged 52 minutes per appearance - his highest since 2018-19 - as he started 11 Premier League games for Brighton.
During the second half of his spell at Liverpool he was limited to mainly substitute appearances, and while he played more minutes in each of his seasons, he started just 27 league matches in his final three years at the club.
And as Brighton push to secure European football for next season, Milner could play an important role both on and off the pitch should he sign a new deal.
Having won the Champions League in 2019, he has played in three European finals and been on the bench in another.
The former England international can also play in a variety of positions and his versatility is a potential asset for Fabian Hurzeler.
What do you think?
Do you want James Milner to stay at Brighton?
