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We might still add three more players this summer, says Reg

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August 16, 2025

Régis Le Bris says Sunderland could still sign up to three more players before the end of the summer transfer window.

- by Phil Smith

We might still add three more players this summer, says Reg

It has been a hectic summer on Wearside, with Omar Alderete becoming the 11th addition earlier this week when he joined from Getafe.

Sunderland are still keen on signing another versatile winger, and would ideally like to add more cover in defence.

The Black Cats head coach said he was encouraged by the progress of the team and the new signings in preseason as they prepare to welcome West Ham United to the Stadium of Light in today’s Premier League opener.

"We'll see," Le Bris said, when asked about further additions.

"We still have one, two or three positions we could reinforce but it's always connected with the reality of the market [and what's possible]. We'll see. Two weeks to go.

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