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Régis: Duo crucial for identity of dressing room

Sunderland Echo

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May 28, 2026

Régis Le Bris paid tribute to Trai Hume after the Sunderland stalwart's second goal of the Premier League campaign sent the Black Cats on their way to a famous win over Chelsea and a place in the Europa League.

Régis: Duo crucial for identity of dressing room

Sunderland defender Trai Hume celebrates his goal against Chelsea.

Hume has progressed with Sunderland from League One to seventh in the world's top tier, playing more minutes than anyone other than Robin Roefs and Enzo Le Fée across all competitions.

The Northern Ireland international has done that while displaying his trademark versatility, returning in recent weeks to his role on the right wing in front of an attacking full-back. While that has been a regular source of debate amongst fans, Le Bris backed Hume to the hilt.

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