Truly an extraordinary window of sanderlend

It was remarkable and unprecedented the summer transfer window for Sunderland – and the day of the dead was not an exception.

The signing of Brobbei from Ajaka for reported £ 17 million, possibly increases to 21 million pounds, occupies our summer spending at almost £ 160 million, crossing the record by which Nothingham Forest back in 2022. For a newly promoted club.

The 23-year-old has some pedigree. The Netherlands International with an impressive goalkeeper, he is appointed and a player of Ajaka fans in the year for 2023/24.

Moreover, Brobbei said to leave Dutch giants because “he can’t wait” to be part of passion on Sunderland and plays in the Premier League, “the biggest phase of the world”.

We also brought in Brobbei’s colleague Dutchman Lutsharel Geertruid on a loan of RB Leipzig. They both have champions league experience and are highly rated, and the latter reinforces our defensive options.

Sanderlend also moved to enter the second wing, in the form of Bertrand Traore, who brings the wealth of career experiences across the continent, who played for Aston Villa, Lyon, Villareal and Ajax. A reported fee of 2.5 million pounds reflects the age of Traore, but it could be an extraordinary value for the player of their caliber.

This transfer activity is unpredicted. We don’t look anything like that is a far cry from the Stewart Donald’s Days, which are located on the GRIGG. It clearly shows that we have every intention to build our impressive early season and expel a true claim to establish ourselves in the upper flight.

We now have a multi-national, multi-talent composition – a brand new team in many aspects with several old guards since last season, continuing to contribute. Three new signatures add more depths and give the regis Le swirs more options in the match.

In terms of outgoing services, we lost Marc Gui, who returned to Chelsea early in his credit spell, without saying what could do, but the arrival of Brobbei will make it more than compensate for. It will be interesting to see Le Brice now reviews your attacking options.

Several of our colored players came out on loan, especially Patrick Roberts, Niall Huggins and Jensen Seelt.

We knew we should clean the decks after so many new arrivals. These are not a sudden development even though I would like to see Huggins moved to the championship, not in the league of one club in Vicomba Vanderers.

Still, Huggins should play regular football what he looks like to rebuild his career after a long-lasting spell because of injury, and he will surely get it in Vicombe to be appropriate.

Roberts could have been a useful player for Sanderland this season, but with another arrival in the lap, he would have further ordered orders.