Sunderland celebrates two years of Régis Le Bris' leadership
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 22, 2026, 5:00 AM
Last updated Jun 22, 2026
Sunderland AFC has seen a remarkable turnaround under head coach Régis Le Bris, who took over on June 22, 2024. The team finished a disappointing 16th in the Championship prior to his arrival but has since achieved a Europa League spot following a thrilling play-off semi-final and a win over Chelsea. The club's trajectory has raised questions about whether this season represents its best in recent history. Le Bris has been credited with fostering a new identity and enjoyable style of play that has delighted fans, marking a significant shift since struggles in the past seasons. Looking ahead, the focus remains on building upon this success in European competition.
- •Régis Le Bris joined Sunderland on June 22, 2024.
- •The team finished 16th in the Championship prior to his appointment.
- •Sunderland secured a Europa League spot after defeating Chelsea.
- •Le Bris is the first manager since Steve Bruce to serve two full seasons.
- •The club has experienced a revival and a more defined playing style.
- 5:00 AMYahoo Sports — From 16th to Europe – Two Years Of Le Bris’ Sunderland Revolution
"From post-Beale drift to Europa League glory, has Régis Le Bris delivered the greatest Sunderland season of a generation - and become the club’s most transformative modern manager?
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