Sunderland pursues late transfers as deadline day arrives
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 1, 2026, 5:01 AM
Last updated Sep 1, 2026

Sunderland sporting director Florent Ghisolfi and head coach Régis Le Bris are targeting up to three new signings before the transfer deadline. Negotiations for Austria international Kevin Danso are reportedly in an advanced stage to provide defensive depth. Conversely, the expected transfer of Marseille winger Igor Paixão is unlikely to proceed due to issues with the French club’s registration. Other potential targets identified by the recruitment team include Geny Catamo, Malick Fofana, and Matias Soulé. Meanwhile, the club is managing squad departures, with Jocelin Ta Bi expected to join Burnley on loan. Additionally, forward Brian Brobbey remains a subject of late interest from Como, though no official offers have been made for the player.
- •Kevin Danso is expected to join Sunderland as defensive depth.
- •The transfer of Igor Paixão from Marseille has stalled.
- •Jocelin Ta Bi is set for a loan move to Burnley.
- •Sunderland remains open to potential deals for Geny Catamo and Malick Fofana.
- •Como has expressed interest in striker Brian Brobbey.
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