60m plus Amad might soften the blow.
Transfer Rumours Summer 2026 Transfer Window
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We paid 20m euro
It’s got to be 60m back minimum
Judging by how we managed Jove I doubt we’d sell ourselves short
How much is Udoggie in the window? 
Let's not be mistaken we do not have to sell and why should we these boys have been brilliant so pardon my vocabulary **** em all.
Unless these players of ours want to go then do not sell them.
Unless these players of ours want to go then do not sell them.
We do not have to sell anyone, however we may choose to sell someone if it allows us to complete other deals to acquire players. The good point for us is that we do not have to sell so if someone wants one of our players they are going to have to pay a handsome price.
I'm quite happy to let the club make the decisions in this transfer window, after all they haven't done too badly to date
I'm quite happy to let the club make the decisions in this transfer window, after all they haven't done too badly to date
We seen what Chelsea paid for Lavia and Caicedo. We should be demanding 80m from that lot.
Sunderland face a mounting battle to keep hold of midfielder Enzo Le Fee, with TEAMtalk sources confirming that several English clubs fighting for Champions League qualification are keen on him, including Liverpool.
The 24-year-old has been a standout performer for the Black Cats this season, helping to drive their impressive campaign and earning widespread admiration for his technical ability, vision and composure in midfield.
However, sources close to the situation insist the Merseysiders will not have a clear run. Other leading Premier League sides with European ambitions are also monitoring developments closely, creating a competitive market that could test Sunderland’s resolve.
Sources have also hinted that Sunderland are willing to offer lucrative new contracts to their most important players in order to strengthen their hand. Le Fee fits into that category, as does Noah Sadiki, and we will share an update on his future later today.
Fans will be hoping the club can hold firm. Le Fee has become a favourite on the terraces, his energy and creativity embodying the resurgence at Sunderland.
Le Fee is very happy at Sunderland, but sources close to the player have stated that the opportunity to move to one of the Premier League’s elite sides would be hard to ignore
www.teamtalk.com
The 24-year-old has been a standout performer for the Black Cats this season, helping to drive their impressive campaign and earning widespread admiration for his technical ability, vision and composure in midfield.
However, sources close to the situation insist the Merseysiders will not have a clear run. Other leading Premier League sides with European ambitions are also monitoring developments closely, creating a competitive market that could test Sunderland’s resolve.
Sources have also hinted that Sunderland are willing to offer lucrative new contracts to their most important players in order to strengthen their hand. Le Fee fits into that category, as does Noah Sadiki, and we will share an update on his future later today.
Fans will be hoping the club can hold firm. Le Fee has become a favourite on the terraces, his energy and creativity embodying the resurgence at Sunderland.
Le Fee is very happy at Sunderland, but sources close to the player have stated that the opportunity to move to one of the Premier League’s elite sides would be hard to ignore
Liverpool reignite interest in standout Sunderland star as FSG prepare for exciting midfield revamp
Liverpool remain big admirers of the Sunderland maestro #LFC
www.teamtalk.com
Sunderland face a mounting battle to keep hold of midfielder Enzo Le Fee, with TEAMtalk sources confirming that several English clubs fighting for Champions League qualification are keen on him, including Liverpool.
The 24-year-old has been a standout performer for the Black Cats this season, helping to drive their impressive campaign and earning widespread admiration for his technical ability, vision and composure in midfield.
However, sources close to the situation insist the Merseysiders will not have a clear run. Other leading Premier League sides with European ambitions are also monitoring developments closely, creating a competitive market that could test Sunderland’s resolve.
Sources have also hinted that Sunderland are willing to offer lucrative new contracts to their most important players in order to strengthen their hand. Le Fee fits into that category, as does Noah Sadiki, and we will share an update on his future later today.
Fans will be hoping the club can hold firm. Le Fee has become a favourite on the terraces, his energy and creativity embodying the resurgence at Sunderland.
Le Fee is very happy at Sunderland, but sources close to the player have stated that the opportunity to move to one of the Premier League’s elite sides would be hard to ignore
Liverpool reignite interest in standout Sunderland star as FSG prepare for exciting midfield revamp
Liverpool remain big admirers of the Sunderland maestro #LFC
Left Lorient and didn’t have a great time
Had a big time move to Roma and it didn’t work out
Came to Sunderland to work with RLB who he has a long term personal relationship
I doubt he’d be so easily swayed
Would love to see a couple of the lads being touted with moves away sign a contract adding another year but it being a pay increase/reward for showing they are capable. Get them to stay another season and if we are not comfortably challenging for the top 6 then help them go?
Le Fee, Sidiki and Roefs fall into that!
Le Fee, Sidiki and Roefs fall into that!
easy, 200m for Le Fee, 200m for Sadiki
everyone has a 200m price tag
everyone has a 200m price tag
With all these rumours about our players just shows what an incredible job the recruitment team has done. I may be wide of the marl here, but IF the Saudi's put an unbelievable offer in for Diarra ( I will add I don't want him to leave) and he goes....then I think the club just may rebuff all other offers for other players. But the thought that le Fee, Nordi, Sadiki and Brobbey could be snapped up would be gut wrenching
No offence but I just don’t see him being worth that amount.
My point was that our players should be 3 times his value
My point was that our players should be 3 times his value
Yes I know that clever bollocks …
… I was being contrary
Sadiki has a contract until 2030, so it's not really just up to Chelsea and the players agents.
Enzo contracted until 2029 and loves it here.
Every player has a price and we have played a blinder with the signings, the fee for either of them would need to be massive.
Enzo contracted until 2029 and loves it here.
Every player has a price and we have played a blinder with the signings, the fee for either of them would need to be massive.
I think it's going to be a really interesting window.....not that we didn't have one last year!
We have about 14 players out on loan,of whom I reckon we'll only want 3 or 4 back to us. If we somehow manage to keep this squad together.....which I don't think we will....I think there are a few on the bench who will want to play......we will arguably need an additional 3 or 4 first team ready players to come in.
As far as our current first team is concerned, there are a number of issues imo.
Will players stay to fulfill the project outlined by KLD to Xhaka and forwarded on to Nordi amongst others? We would hope so given the season we've had,at least for another year.
Players will always be tempted by money,and we aren't able to compete with the big boys in that regard. They will also be tempted by competing at the top of the league and by European football. If Liverpool come in with a substantial offer for,say,Enzo,will his loyalty to RLB and his belief in our future stay solid,will our ambition hold firm,or will we cash in,and,if we start doing that,what does that do to the project?
Will we be a selling club again...and/or...is our recruitment going to be outstanding again?
It's definately going to be fascinating to see how we deal with the situation we find ourselves in come the end of the season.
Wales star Harry Wilson is ready to join Aston Villa on a free transfer this summer.
The attacking midfielder has been a long-term target for the Villans and they believe they are set to win the race to take the 69-cap Welsh star. Villa boss Unai Emery wants to add to his attack ahead of next season and believes Wilson would suit his team's style of play.
And it will give the 29-year-old the European football he is desperate for, with Villa on course for a Champions League place.
Now, while it's understood Wilson will wait until the end of the season before announcing any decision, he is expected to move to Villa Park, especially if Villa secure a place at European football's top table. Villa are willing to double the 29-year-old's wages, with a deal worth £100,000-a-week.
www.walesonline.co.uk
The attacking midfielder has been a long-term target for the Villans and they believe they are set to win the race to take the 69-cap Welsh star. Villa boss Unai Emery wants to add to his attack ahead of next season and believes Wilson would suit his team's style of play.
And it will give the 29-year-old the European football he is desperate for, with Villa on course for a Champions League place.
Now, while it's understood Wilson will wait until the end of the season before announcing any decision, he is expected to move to Villa Park, especially if Villa secure a place at European football's top table. Villa are willing to double the 29-year-old's wages, with a deal worth £100,000-a-week.
Harry Wilson ready to join Premier League rival on free transfer this summer
The Wales playmaker has shone for Fulham this season but his contract at Craven Cottage is running down and Wilson is ready to move to a bigger club to further his ambitions