Sunderland youngster Dan Cameron has extended his loan deal with Hebburn Town until the end of the season. The 19-year-old goalkeeper, standing at 6’5″, has been with Sunderland since under-10 level and is considered a promising talent within the Academy of Light.
Cameron’s Background:
- Signed first professional contract in 2024
- Penned a one-year extension earlier this summer
- Trained with Sunderland’s first team and attended a senior squad meeting during the Championship play-off campaign
Loan Deal Extension:
The loan extension will give Cameron more senior minutes at non-league level, allowing him to gain valuable experience. Academy manager Robin Nicholls praised the initial loan, saying it provided Cameron with a good opportunity for development ¹.
Injury Update:
Meanwhile, Sunderland manager Regis Le Bris provided an update on Enzo Le Fée’s condition after the midfielder missed the game against Crystal Palace due to a “small injury”. Le Bris confirmed the issue isn’t thought to be serious, but an exact timeline for Le Fée’s return is still uncertain. Le Fée’s absence led to Simon Adingra being drafted into the starting XI, with Wilson Isidor replacing Eliezer Mayenda. Le Bris highlighted Le Fée’s importance to the team, citing his ability to combine winger and number 10 roles, adding unpredictability to their game ¹.
