Brighton & Hove Albion goalkeeper James Beadle joins Birmingham City on loan
He will have another campaign in the Championship to aid his development after helping England under-21s win the European Championships in Slovakia last month.
Beadle, 20, has spent the past 18 months in the second tier on loan to Sheffield Wednesday in successive seasons.
Brighton's technical director David Weir said: 'This is another good loan opportunity for James at a club who won promotion last season and will be looking to have another successful campaign in the Championship.
'Pathway development manager Gordon Greer and his team will monitor James's progress and we wish him well for the new season at St Andrew's.'
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Beadle started all six games for England's juniors at the Euros, culminating in Saturday's 3-2 win in the final after extra time for Lee Carsley's side against Germany.
Since joining Brighton from Charlton Athletic in January 2022, Beadle has stepped up the levels following loans to Crewe in League Two in 2022-23 and Oxford United in League One the following season.
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