Rami Shaaban has told EP that he will be looking at his options with his agent after he returns from his holiday in Egypt.

Shaaban had played a role in Brighton's 'successful' season, in which they avoided relegation against the odds, including an excellent debut performance in his side's win over eventual Champions Sunderland. However, a toe injury kept him out after only 6 matches, and his replacement, on-loan Alan Blayney, excelled leaving Shaaban once again an unlucky observer for the rest of the campaign. Shaaban enjoyed 2 victories, and 4 losses while guarding the Brighton nets.

Shaaban's short-term contract with the Seagulls lasts only till the end of the season, and so the keeper is now free to consider his options.

Although happy with Brighton and Hove Albion's achievement, Rami admitted to EP that he would not be considering any permanent options at the club. "I wouldn't stay there because the club need serious rebuilding when it comes to the stadium, training-ground and organisation," he said. "I was happy to get a few games but that's it," he continued.