adminSunderland now willing to launch stunning £52m offer to sign Real Madrid “fireball”
Sunderland are reportedly prepared to make a record-breaking offer exceeding £50m to secure the signature of Real Madrid attacker Brahim Diaz, according to the latest reports.
After a relatively quiet start to the January transfer window, the Black Cats still have time to strengthen their squad following the arrival of winger Jocelin Ta Bi.
The youngster’s decision to join Sunderland over Scottish giants Celtic underscores just how far the club has progressed in a short period.
Sunderland’s improved position also strengthens their hand when it comes to retaining players. The club is not in a position to allow frustrating exits this month, meaning talents like Wilson Isidor are likely to remain at the Stadium of Light.
Despite reported interest from Everton and other clubs, head coach Regis Le Bris emphasized Isidor’s importance to the team: “We’ve had many conversations with him and his agent recently. He’s a really good player, important for us, and has performed well both in the past and will continue to do so in the future.
“We still have momentum, and it’s positive for Sunderland to have Brian in form and two strikers, Eli (Mayenda) and Wilson, ready to contribute. It’s normal to experience challenging periods, especially since they are still young and new to this league.
It’s unrealistic to sustain peak performance all season, so fluctuations are expected.”
While keeping key players helps maintain momentum, Sunderland are also eyeing further reinforcements this month.
Sunderland Prepare Shock Brahim Diaz Bid
According to reports from Spain, Sunderland are ready to launch a record-breaking bid to bring Brahim Diaz to Wearside. The club could reportedly offer up to €60m (£52m) for the Real Madrid attacker, who recently endured heartbreak after missing a Panenka in the AFCON final for Morocco.
Despite that moment, Diaz’s talent is undeniable. He still claimed the Golden Boot at the tournament with five goals and would be an immediate impact player at Sunderland.
Previously described as a “fireball” by Real Madrid columnist Kiyan Sobhani in 2023, Diaz would make his first Premier League return since leaving Manchester City on a permanent deal in 2018 if he completes the move to Wearside.
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