£112 million was spent on seven signatures after Tarbi

Sunderland has been outside the Premier League for a while, but the Black Cat is back now and ready to leave a mark in one of the funniest and exciting divisions of football in the world.

Certainly, before achieving the promotion in an astonishing way against Sheffield United at Wembley in late May, Sunderland was missing from the top flight photos of the Mammoth 8 campaign.

Now, Wearside is back on the soccer map as Regis Le Bri is the heroic manager who ultimately beats the Promotional Hood. Over the past few years, accumulating a lot of pain before the sweet ecstasy of promotion is completely wrapped.

But now the task at the French door is to build a team of players worthy of staying in the Premier League along with the other forces in the Stadium of Light, making all the hard grafts worthwhile.

Already, the big Bucks are being splashed to try and give the Black Cat a chance to survive and the best fight beyond. The gorgeous £50 million swells the midfield spot of Club Records £30 million, further increasing the Khabibdiara.

Noah Sadiki has also spent a significant £17.75 million on Le Bliss and the company, but the confirmation of the signature of Club Bruges Chemisedin Tarbi appears to be imminent after the £20 million agreement occurred.

More signatures are obviously needed, and with that in mind, here it is What you can see in Sunderland’s dream team Just like if everything goes smoothly through the rest of the summer.

Goalkeeper

Brand new number one in the Stadium of Light

Kicking off Sunderland’s dream team is a goalkeeper position and there could be a new number one at the wearside this season.

Anthony Patterson was able to tally 14 clean sheets in league action on the way the Black Cat won and reached a big time, but he could quickly be demoted to second on the side, especially if Sunderland signed Djorde Petrovic.

It has been widely reported that the Black Cat could win the Reserve Chelsea Keeper this summer with the £225 million mark.

Patterson will definitely offer safe gloves as a backup, but Petrovic has bent 31 games in the Premier League in the past – seven clean sheets at Stamford Bridge are heading his way – he may be what Lubry wants as an option for his first team.

Alongside the British and £225 million purchase, Le Bliss had Simon Moore as an emergency option. The 35-year-old kept three clean sheets during the minimum Sunderland game time so far.

Complete list of goalkeepers: Djorde Petrovic, Anthony Patterson, Simon Moore

Defender

Four new signatures join Petrovic

Petrovich is unlikely to change the only first team in addition to Sunderland’s defense. This is because four more potential new signatures will take part in this Bumper Black Cats Squad.

But regardless of all this activity, Tri Hume should remain in front as Sunderland’s main right-back, despite the Premier League challenges that could eat the entire player – the Northern Irishman is a ferocious performer for the Le Bliss guys last season.

Daniel Ballard should also fantasize about his chances of being a starter in the heart of defense based solely on this last Gasp header, but he averaged 4.6 duels per tier last season when fitted.

This is an interesting place as Charlie Creswell and Deja Caletacar are added to the centre-back area mix, challenging both the aforementioned ballad and Luk Onien.

Creswell will cost a £18 million ballpark. This is fresh to collect nine clean sheets in Toulouse’s rig 1 action, considering the England U21 International.

Alongside former Laes United centre-back, his £85m-rated Croatian counterpart will provide even tougher competition for people like Onien, who is not younger at 30 – he also showed off the quality of his top division with Lyon, averaging 91% passing accuracy per league game last season.

The left-back spot should also be argued by Black Cats regular Dennis Tilkin, a full package with 11 clean sheets and five goal donations, but he is pressed against two fresh faces in the form of Reinde and Iche’s Samuels Smith.

Reinildo plays 25 Champions League matches under the belt and arrives for a free transfer, but Samuels-Smith will be on loan from Chelsea as Diamond in search of the big one.

Full list of right backs: Trai Hume, Timothee Pembele, Niall Huggins

Complete list of center backs: Daniel Ballard, Charlie Creswell, Luke Onien, Dugier Carretaker

Complete list of left rear: Dennis Chilkin, Reinde, Ishe Samuels Smith

Midfielder

The £43 million star breaks Diara’s record fee

While all the glamour and charm of Sunderland’s busy windows up until now are concentrated in the midfield division, Dan Neal still fantasizes his chances at a specific first-team spot in the Premier League.

After all, the homemade black cat midfielder will shed his socks if the basement battle arrives at the bottom of his shoes.

He is estimated that Diara’s midfielder, which costs a whopping £30 million, will potentially join him, and former Arenaar warrior Matteo Gendoji will soon be able to join the rank of £43 million.

Gendoji has been an ever-present member of Lazio’s midfield last season, and for good reason, one goal and three assists are heading his path in a tough Serie A, but his price tag appears steep, he already has 57 Premier League matches alongside the gunners.

Habib Diara joins him in the middle of the park. He wants to become another gem from League One by Le Bliss after creating nine big opportunities on the French top flight, in addition to the outstanding output of four goals and five assists on the French top flight in a 24/7 season.

He could potentially win a central spot alongside either Neil or the expensive Gendoji, but Noah Sadiki will serve Sunderland as a versatile figure, not just a midfield spark — lined up as a fullback in Union Sangiroa’s final campaign.

Complete list of midfielders: Neil, Matteo Gendozi, Habib Diara, Noah Sadiki

forward

“Living Legend” adds a competition for Wilson Isidor

Finally, but never, we have arrived at an integral forward position on Sunderland’s dream team. The Black Cat wants to expose a lot of porous Premier League defenses on the way to gain survival.

Patrick Roberts may not be a dressed spring chicken anymore, but he has the ability to cause defensive pain with nine goals and a sparkling collection of 18 assists in the 145-game back catalogue.

Eliezer Mayenda’s flexible presence in Le Bris’ camp can be used here in five Sunderland career appearances, providing another body to the right flank of the black cat. That said, the French will find themselves behind Talbi, 20 years old. The young winger registers 12 goals and assists for Bruges last season.

In the 10 spots, the Premier League moment finally comes here. Crazy, despite being 18, the rig is a household fixture in Sunderland’s starting lineup, with 72 collisions and seven strikes next to the count’s name. Adil Aouchiche can offer competition here, but this now feels like Rigg’s position.

As for the left side, Sunderland already looks very strong, with both Enzo Le Fie and Romaine Mantle being free to Le Bliss.

Le Fee delivered the key with two assists registered in the Crunch Playoff semi-final contest last season, but Ex-Tottenham Hotspur Sensation Mundle has shown a real glimpse of quality in the second tier, even if injured, as he has gathered five goals from 25 league outings.

Sunderland’s firepower will certainly be strengthened with Striker’s slots, but Lyon’s Star Georges Micautatze is reportedly currently on the summer shopping list. Valued at £21 million, he was able to bring Black Cat spending to nearly £112 million with these seven additional signatures, even considering the confirmed deals of Diara and Sadiki, with Tarbi’s imminent arrival.

When assessing his far worse goal tally in the 24/25 campaign next to 13-goal hero Wilson Isidor, it’s clear to see why he is a desirable centre-forward target.

Complete list of leftists: Enzo Le Fee, Romaine Mundle

A complete list of right wings: Chemseddue Talbi, Patrick Roberts, Eliere Moves

A complete list of dozens: Chris Rig, Adil Auticche

Complete list of strikers: Wilson Isidor, Georges Miquetad