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·8 August 2026

Sunderland Star Indicates No Imminent Move, Remains All In

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In-demand Sunderland star Wilson Isidor has given every indication that he is very much banking on being a Black Cats player in the immediate future.


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Isidor is a player that Sunderland are prepared to sell this summer if their asking price is met.

There has been interest from Championship new boys West Ham United, while fresh faced Premier League outfit Hull City have sent in a bid.

The Tigers’ offer is expected to be rejected by Sunderland, but that may not be the end of the story as the pursuit continues.

Isidor was in action for Sunderland on Saturday afternoon when they took on French side Lens in a friendly clash.

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He scored one of Sunderland’s goals in a 2-0 win, coming on off the bench in the 64th minute of the friendly encounter.

And Isidor took to social media afterwards to drop an indication that he continues to very much be all in for Sunderland despite the transfer talk.

Isidor hailed the feeling of scoring and told the fans he will see them at the Stadium of Light next week.

While the striker is very much thinking he will still be at Sunderland for their next friendly, which comes against Rennes next Saturday, his suitors may have different ideas.

Hull City have money to spend following promotion into the Premier League and feel Isidor can help to spearhead a survival bid.

West Ham meanwhile banked big money from selling Crysencio Summerville and Mateus Fernandes, while Callum Wilson left following the expiry of his deal.

Taty Castellanos remains at the London Stadium, along with Pablo, but he has been linked with a possible return to Serie A before the transfer window closes.

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