US EditionSunderland make deadline day move for Ecuador winger after Adingra decision
- On deadline day this month, Sunderland AFC believed to have signed Ecuador international Nilson Angulo for about £15m after a medical today ahead of the 7pm deadline.
- Simon Adingra has been limited to nine Premier League starts since joining Sunderland AFC, prompting a loan move as the club strengthens wide options for the second half of the season.
- Linked transfers saw Adil Aouchiche's permanent move free a loan slot, allowing Sunderland AFC to loan Adingra to AS Monaco with an option and a seven-figure loan fee.
- The immediate effect is that Angulo strengthens Sunderland's wide options while Adingra could join AS Monaco's Champions League squad, and Sunderland stand to recoup the £21m fee paid for him.
- Looking ahead, his arrival positions him to compete with Romaine Mundle, Chemsdine Talbi and Trai Hume for wide roles at Sunderland, based on recent squad selections.
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Nilson Angulo was signed by the Sunderland and will play in the Premier League after leaving the Anderlecht of Belgium. The 22-year-old Ecuadorian extreme arrives in a transfer close to 14 million euros, after playing 94 games with the Belgian club, where he scored 10 goals and gave 11 assists.
On Monday, February 2, the arrival of Ivorian striker Simon Adingra. The 24-year-old winger joins the Rock in the form of a loan from Sunderland, with a non-compulsory purchase option.In a press release, the ASM welcomed this signature: "The ASM Monaco is pleased to announce the arrival of Simon Adingra. The Ivorian international winger is loaned by Sunderland until the end of the season, with a purchase option."An estimated transaction of about…
The Ivorian international Simon Adingra joined the French club of AS Monaco in the form of a loan until the end of the 2025-2026 season. The information was revealed by the Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano in a publication broadcast this Monday, February 2, 2026.
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