Neal Maupay insists Graham Potter's formation flexibility isn't a problem for his Brighton players.
The Seagulls boss has been known for tinkering with his formations during his debut season at the AMEX.
He said: "For us it is not a problem. It is good because the manager likes to change the system, even after half-an-hour if we do not play well.
"Sometimes we play with one striker, sometimes with two so that must be hard for the opposition to know what we are going to be like on the weekend.
"I played with Glenn (Murray) one game, then I played with Aaron (Connolly).
"We are all different players, it gives us more opportunities and for the other team it is harder to defend against different players."
