Sunderland striker Ahmed Abdullahi in talks with Eyüpspor for transfer
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 23, 2026, 7:50 PM
Last updated Jul 23, 2026
Sunderland is negotiating with Turkish Super Lig club Eyüpspor regarding the transfer of striker Ahmed Abdullahi. The decision comes after Abdullahi's disappointing season marred by injuries, leading to no senior appearances for the Black Cats. Despite performing well in the Under-21s, scoring six goals in seven matches, he is seen as surplus to requirements. With his contract running until the summer of 2028, Sunderland has flexibility regarding his potential sale ahead of the transfer window's closure.
- •Sunderland is in talks with Eyüpspor about Abdullahi’s transfer.
- •Abdullahi has not made a senior appearance for Sunderland.
- •He scored six goals for the Under-21 team this season.
- •His current contract lasts until summer 2028.
- •A transfer could benefit both the player and Sunderland.
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"In a recent report, Sunderland Echo offered an update on the future of Sunderland striker Ahmed Abdullahi. It has been mentioned that the Black Cats are in talks with Turkish Super Lig team Eyüpspor ...
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