Sunderland’s January outlook, who could leave and who will not | OneFootball

Sunderland ended a relatively quiet summer with three deadline day arrivals, and further change in January looks inevitable. According to Sunderland Echo, major winter sales appear unlikely.

Talbi is still fighting for minutes after a strong Carabao Cup outing. His absence from Morocco duty could help him impress in a smaller training group.

Ta Bi was close to a Burnley loan before EFL registration rules halted the move. With Premier League minutes likely limited, a January loan could be best.

Browne stayed in the summer but will have six months left in January, so a departure seems likely, though he could wait until the summer. Ba is also in his final year, moves to Peterborough United and Sivasspor collapsed, and he is not in Le Bris’s plans.

Tutierov has drawn EFL interest and would only be allowed out if cover is secured. Trey Ogunsuyi looks another loan candidate. Alese is rebuilding fitness and may seek senior minutes or wait until the summer.

Brian Brobbey is under contract until 2029 and only an exorbitant offer would prompt consideration. Florent Ghisolfi has secured new deals for Robin Roefs and Enzo Le Fée, strengthening Sunderland’s hand. With three competitions to attack, fringe players may stay and the core is likely to remain.

Source: Sunderland Echo

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