After the trai of Hume found him with a passage that went through the legs of Luton’s Lama Fanne with ease, rolled over his right leg over the ball, took the touch to be constantly, touched to set up, then hit a shot that twisted and dipped before landing in the lower the right angle of the network.
The first goal of Enzo Le Fee in English was beauty.
As was the case when Ruben Neves replaced the Champions League football football football football football football football football football football football football football football football football football football football football football football football football football football football football football football football football football football football football football football football championships, many still can’t believe playing for Sunderland.
Just over seven months ago, a 25 -year -old – who played for France U21, along with like Arsenal’s William Salib, Eduard Camaving Real Madrid and Loic Bade Seville – joined Roma from Rennes – for a reported fee of 23 million euros.
The price, of course, came with expectation. But it never clicked for Le Fee in Italian capital – and the managerial situation will not help.
Daniele de Rossi handed him his full debut in the central midfielder for Serie A opener against Cagliari, played for 61 minutes, then brought him in the last half hour of 2-1 on Empol.
The knee injury held him from the next six games, which was in charge of the new man at Stadio Olimpico: Ivan Juric. He started four games in the defensive midfielder under Croatia – which is now in charge of Southampton – but he also left until November 10th.
And when Claudio Ranieri returned for the third magic in charge of a club where he started his career, he rarely turned it off the bench.
This ran the path of the launch of Sunderland, which has a purchase clause that will allegedly become an obligation if they are promoted to the Premier League.
Speaking at a press conference shortly before the announcement of Le Fee to the light stadium, Ranieri spoke about him in a positive way.
“He said goodbye to me yesterday, and I was sorry to let him go, to be honest,” he said. “I told him,” You had an accident of changing the coach, I never tried you, I had priorities. “But I really liked the boy.
“He left because he wants to play. He goes down the category as if I went down to Catanzaro in Serie B [as a player in 1974].
“We have two options: if they don’t buy it, we’ll have a player who will play for six months in the championship – hard, fast, nice, important championship – that’s how a more mature player will come back.
“If Sunderland buys, however, we will make a positive capital gain for the club. These were our visions.”
So, probably the most commonly asked question: Why Sunderland?
The answer is simple. In addition to getting the opportunity to play regularly in one of the most concise leagues in the world, this move has reunited Le Fee with its former manager Regis Le Bris.
Le Fee was in the books of the hometown of Lorient of the age of eight and when he progressed on the club team “B” and the first team, at every occasion Le Bris was the main man.
“I know the coach and I know how he wants to play, so I’m sure it will help me,” he said after joining.
It is said that the phone call between Para last month got the ball towards the eventual move to Wearside. Looking Netflix Documentary ‘Sunderland’ until I die ‘after arriving tasted to what was supposed to come.
Le Fee built a reputation of the central midfielder in the first seven seasons in his career, occasionally filling any flank, and was expected to open in the middle of the park, providing competition for Jobe Bellingham, Dan Neil and Chris Rigg.
But with the left side by Romain Mundle and Tommy Watson the injured, Le Bris noticed the opportunity to play Le Fee there – and the cube paid off.
He played six times for Sunderland from his debut against Burnley on January 17th, with 539 minutes on the championship field so far, which has already extinguished 319, which he earned to Serie A. has raised 11 shots and scored one goal and scored one goal earlier Mentioned and created eight chances, with one help so far.
In just a few games, Le Fee seems to have rediscovered himself; His first touch, vision and ability to set the Komada are only three of the many excellent attributes he owns.
Le Bris’s side did not lose because Le Fee was at the club. Honestly, they lost only twice in the last 25 league matches, stretching until the beginning of October.
So what about when Mundle and Watson recovered and returned to the first team claim?
This is something Le Bris considered, As on Friday reported Sunderland Echo.
“This was the easiest place to start and I think it is now after five or six games, he is starting to find references and relationships with his teammates,” he said.
“So, in the end, we can say that it might be his position, but at the same time I know and know that he could very important in the middle of the field.
“It can probably be a little more involved in the gaming game, and we’ll look at it a little later when we have them [other] players available. “
Le Fee will play an important role when on Monday night faces current Leeds Championship leaders, live Sport Sky Sports Sports. Right -back Jayden Bogle will do their homework on how to restrain the Frenchman.
The victory would move the black cat to the third in the table, one point above Burnley, two behind the runner -up Sheffield United and four behind the whites. This would ensure that the four -sided race of the title remains as tight as possible and so little increased the possibility that Leo stay at the club all the time.
“Every player wants to play in such a big game,” he said. “If we want to be on top, we have to prepare for this game. We have to go to Leeds to win. We will prepare for victory.”
The Battle Titanic lies in front of Elland Road – and Le Fee will hope to say that it goes out.
