Sunderland forward Wilson Isidor is generating interest from Ipswich Town, joining Hull City and West Ham United in the race for the Haitian striker. The 25-year-old scored six goals in 32 appearances last season, helping Sunderland finish 7th in the Premier League with 54 points (14W-12D-12L).
Ipswich Town are eyeing Isidor as a potential addition to their squad ahead of their Premier League clash with Sunderland on August 22. The Tractor Boys see him as a versatile forward who can play as a striker or on the wings, offering creativity and goal threat.
Isidor’s contract runs until 2028, giving Sunderland no immediate pressure to sell. However, with his inconsistent form last season, a move could benefit both player and club. Le Bris may consider offers if they are substantial, allowing Sunderland to reinvest in strengthening their squad.
If Isidor stays, he could play a key role in Sunderland’s push for European qualification. His experience and versatility make him a valuable asset, but a change of scenery might help him rediscover his best form.
Sunderland ended last season on a high, winning their last four games (WWWWD) and finishing 31 points behind leaders Arsenal. Their strong finish suggests they could challenge for a top-six spot next season.
