Sunderland weigh Adingra future after Wrexham win
Ipswich, Coventry and Hull are all trying to build squads capable of surviving in the Premier League this summer.
Romaine Mundle and Simon Adingra face uncertain Sunderland futures, with both needing to revive their roles or secure moves as Régis Le Bris weighs his wide options.
Nordi Mukiele’s goal earned Sunderland a deserved 1-0 win over Wrexham in the USA, with Régis Le Bris’ side sharp, aggressive and in control for long spells.
Sunderland’s model is praised as sustainable and player-friendly, using sales such as Jack Clarke and Jobe Bellingham to fund growth without losing club identity.
Sunderland’s US tour underlined Chris Rigg’s progress, encouraged by Timur Tutierov and Tom Proctor, and raised fresh questions over the futures of Romaine Mundle, Simon Adingra and others.
West Ham have made a loan enquiry for Sunderland winger Simon Adingra, while the Black Cats will not entertain offers for striker Wilson Isidor.
Armand Lauriente, who saw a Sunderland move collapse after travelling for a medical last summer, is now a strong Ipswich target. Sassuolo want €25-30m after his 7 goals and 9 assists.
Sunderland’s pursuit of Dayann Méthalie has turned into a test of patience.
