£ 3m Sunderland talent could be their next big money star

Even with the hindering of a portable window that is rolled in the last few angry hours, Sunderland and Middlesbrough still managed to play a Priority Classic at Riverside Stadium on Monday night.

Indeed, close neighbors would share goals for most of the entertaining conflicts, only for Regis Le Bris’ Men who then led to a decisive winner late in the kindness of their own goal of Ryan Giles to pick up a chaotic victory of 3-2.

There were various performers for black cats, but it was Enzo Le Fee who covered most of the praise, and they came with a whistle with full -time.

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It is fair to say that the French midfielder has finally announced himself properly in England playing with this screening in Borou, after showing the short flashes of his genera in other championship competitions to this day.

On the Riverside, however, Le Fee’s class is from the first minute, with the sublime first touch to help in Sunderland Bulled Home that dramatic late winner.

Far from this moment on the courage of quality, Le Fee managed to launch an experienced efl face of Luke Ayling haunted all night long down the left side with 100% of his dribbing attempts successfully completedWhile he also picked up an assist when Wilson Isidor shot to the side of Lea swab in a 2-1 lead.

Winning seven duels as a struggle for his team, it was an extremely well rounded account of a former man who was more than he lived until his charge As a football player worth £ 19 million.

But Le Bris will be aware that he is not the only star in his side that could make him big money down the line, with another one of his assets caused Boro yesterday night.

Isidor’s performance in numbers

The aforementioned star was mentioned here by Isidor, who released his football to talk in recent matches after that catastrophic game with two penalts Miss opposite Burnley.

Indeed, from that show horror show for lawns, Black Cats 19 had two goals to shout with his next three meetings with the championship, with an ice shot at Riverside to give his side of thin leadership, making the new Boro goalkeeper Mark Travers look very stupid.

Despite collecting only eight touches of the ball, it was a screen that showed exactly why the mackems threw out £ 3.3 million in January permanently land your services, with the attacker and successfully Winning 100% of his duels at night.

If this is accomplished, Isidor will no doubt see how this price increases and increases, to the potentially the same height as the Le Fee bumper assessment.

Scary, it could come even more than a skillful striker if everything goes into place between now and the end of the campaign, and Isidor hit a huge 14 great chances away from his promising return of ten league strokes from 27 tenders.

Marked as a “funny” striker Ben Mattinson’s football data analyst after stylistically stroke against men Michael Carrick, Isidor could soon turn into a more performer for his side if his game is perfect only a little, with a 24-year-old and Le Fee without a doubt key gears in Sunderland machine They move forward if promotion is achieved.