one Sunderland The player who has been described as “a joy to work with” can now leave the club during the January transfer window.
Sunderland transfer news
The Black Cats will have the opportunity to sign new players when next month rolls around Regis Lebris There is no doubt they are keen to bring in reinforcements in the second half of the season as they look to seal the title.
an update suggestion Mini Squad Overhaul Likely to be held in January, include Wigan Athletic player Sam Tickell and Peterborough United player Kwame Poku Related to the recent move to the Stadium of Light. If they can make some space on the wage bill, it is thought there will be money to spend, which will be music to the ears of Sunderland supporters.
On the other hand, the report continues link Job Bellingham He is set to leave the Black Cats in the near future and it is believed Borussia Dortmund are contacting him in the hope that he will emulate his older brother Jude. Now that Sunderland have exited again, the club’s stance on his future appears clear.
Sunderland young players now available to leave in January
According to the latest update from the reliable James Copley Sunderland Echo, Jewison Bennett now ‘possible’ to leave Sunderland on loan during the January window. While reports suggest Tom Watson’s injury could see the 20-year-old “return to action”, an exit still appears possible.
Indeed, given that Bennett’s performances at Sunderland are likely to stall this season, allowing him to leave in January would make a lot of sense for all parties. The young winger is yet to feature in a game for the Black Cats so far, with his only appearance this season coming against nine minute cameo Played away to Preston North End in the League Cup in August.
Bennett is a talented young player who needs playing time to develop as a player, Graeme Mutty He was praised in October despite having two goals disallowed for the Under-21s.
“He was great to work with. He never complained. He was always willing to listen. He was very disappointed that both goals were disallowed because that could have been a crucial moment in the game. We were on the wrong side of them “
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The chances of Sunderland making a U-turn with Bennett and retaining him for the rest of the season remain slim, especially as Watson could be injured for two months, but that’s only been seen with Regis LeBliss That only happens with real playing time. he.
