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).
What’s driving Ipswich’s interest?
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.
Should Sunderland sell?
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.
What’s next for Isidor?
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.
