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Sunderland fitness reset and Le Bris praised

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Shad Forsythe’s arrival is credited with fewer injuries and stronger second halves for Sunderland, while Régis Le Bris earns praise for calm, modern leadership and youth focus. A Boro pundit plays down a cheap move for Alan Browne, and a 1990 flashback recalls Sunderland’s promotion after Swindon were denied

Europa League-bound Sunderland have no signings yet. Cirkin, Huggins, Geertruida, Dan Neil and Traore depart on frees. Net spend £0m. Linked with Arribas, Costinha and others, with big clubs circling key men.

Ex-Arsenal and Dortmund performance chief Shad Forsythe joins Sunderland, driving fewer injuries, stronger second halves and late comebacks in 2025/26, with data showing big drops in games missed.

Praise for Régis Le Bris’ calm, modern leadership at Sunderland, marrying youth development with pragmatism to deliver two standout seasons and Europa League qualification.

Recall to 1990 when Swindon were denied promotion for illegal payments and Sunderland were promoted despite losing at Wembley, amid appeals and Bob Murray’s firm defence of the decision.

Boro pundit urges against re-signing Sunderland’s Alan Browne despite a cheap deal, saying the Europa League-bound Black Cats’ midfielder lacks the quality and consistency they need.

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