Sunderland is eyeing two promising additions to their squad as manager Régis Le Bris looks to strengthen the team ahead of the upcoming Premier League season. Colombian center-back Jhon Lucumí and Belgian goalkeeper Senne Lammens are both targets for the Black Cats.
Lucumí, a 27-year-old defender from Bologna, has caught the attention of Sunderland with his solid performances in Serie A and for the Colombian national team. Known for his calmness on the ball and tactical awareness, Lucumí could provide valuable experience to the Sunderland defense. Despite interest from other clubs, Sunderland may need to wait until Lucumí’s release clause expires before making a move for him.
On the goalkeeping front, Sunderland is considering a move for 22-year-old Senne Lammens from Royal Antwerp. Lammens has impressed with his shot-stopping abilities, making him one of the top performing goalkeepers in Europe. With interest from other clubs, including Leeds United and Manchester United, it remains to be seen if Sunderland can secure his services.
After already making significant signings this summer, including Simon Adingra, Enzo Le Fée, and Habib Diarra, the pursuit of Lucumí and Lammens shows that Sunderland is serious about strengthening their squad for the challenges of the Premier League.
