Sunderland plot the good swoop to sign the “big” premier league midfielder

After having concluded a club-record agreement to sign Habib Diarra in Strasbourg, Sunderland would have now moved their concentration to an experienced star of the Premier League.

Sunderland is ready to sign Diarra

After Jobe Bellingham finished a move to Borussia Dortmund, Soundland may be on the verge of suffering a difficult summer before his return to the Premier League. So far, everything is fine, however. The Black Cats spent Bellingham’s money well, which would have accepted an agreement to sign Diarra in front of Leeds United and also to accommodate the Reinildo rear Atletico Madrid.

There is still a lot of work to do if they want to survive the first time, but Sunderland can certainly accept the duo as an excellent start for a crucial transfer window.

Diarra played a crucial role as Captain of Strasbourg last season, helping Liam Rosenior to a seventh place after two seasons in the lower half of the Ligue 1. Now, at 21, he could storm the Premier League.

In the future, Diarra is likely to offer a greater threat of the broken regis. It goes in the other direction that black cats can still need a new face. As impressive as the production of the International of Senegal was the last time, its figures suggest that it is unlikely that it corresponds to Bellingham’s ability to recover possession. Instead, this is where an experienced option could enter.

Sunderland plotting Doucoure Swoop

According to Pete O’Rourke de Football Insider, Sunderland now plots a decision to sign Abdoulaye Doucoure, who should become a free agent after confirming his departure from Everton at the end of the season. The experienced French, having always played an important role for the Toffees in the last campaign, would be an excellent coup d’etat for the Black Cats.

At 32, Doucoure still has a lot to offer and was congratulated by manager David Moyes leaving Merseyside. The boss of Everton told journalists: “I think he was a big servant of the club, he did an excellent job for many years here. We have made him an offer and he has a better one to go elsewhere. So, from this point of view, we must live with that.”

Unlike Diarra, Doucoure would be able to compensate for the loss of defensive work of Bellingham to create a balanced and fresh partnership in the midfield at the stage of light. In two movements, the breakage could have a midfielder capable of survival and more at his disposal.