Enzo Le Fée Sends Message to Sunderland Fans After Signing New Contract
The 26-year-old midfielder said the deal reflects Sunderland’s ambition after he helped the club return to the Premier League and Europe.
- Sunderland midfielder Enzo Fee signed a new five-year contract, committing him to the club until summer 2031 under manager Bris, reflecting his status as a key player.
- Originally joining from Roma on loan in January 2024, Fee helped the Black Cats secure promotion to the Premier League via the Championship play-offs, with his move becoming permanent.
- Fee made 36 senior appearances last season, recording five goals and six assists, while also scoring against Brentford and Alkmaar during the club's recent European competition return.
- Ghisolfi, Sunderland's director of football, praised the contract as about "continuity and trust," while Fee said, "I'm really happy to have signed," expressing commitment to the club.
- The Club aims to build on recent success, with ambitions to compete in Europe and finish high in the Premier League, as Fee stated, "I can't wait to see what we can achieve together.
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The English club in Sunderland announced this Wednesday the extension of its French milieu Enzo Le Fée until 2031.
Le Fee Signs New Deal and Interviewing Ex-Players
Stephen is joined Pete from over the road at WTF Podcast. They discuss the news of Enzo’s new deal, and Pete has had a hand in a new SAFC related book, so he talks all about that. HOW TO LISTEN Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on Spotify Add the RSS feed to your podcast app […] The post Le Fee Signs New Deal and Interviewing Ex-Players appeared first on Wise Men Say - Sunderland AFC Podcast.
A great craftsman of the Sunderland Premier League, then of the Europa League qualification, Enzo Le Fée has just extended his contract. He is now linked with the Black Cats until 2031.
Sunderland's French midfielder Enzo Le Fe has extended his contract with the Premier League club until the summer of 2031, the English club announced, quoted by AFP. He is ...
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