Corner flags are seen before the Barclays Premier League match between Sunderland and Everton. (Photo: Alex Livesey/Getty Images)
Sunderland and Leeds United are looking to improve their offensive unit during the summer transfer period, identifying Nantes’ Matisse Ablin as the target.
According to a report from Leeds United News, the two clubs are holding consultations to sign French under 21 International. He was impressed by the Under-21 European Championships in Slovakia this summer, demonstrating a quality long-term investment for both clubs.
He scored 16 goals for Nantes in 60 games. He can develop into a quality player in two English clubs and it will be interesting to see where he goes. The opportunity to move into the Premier League is extremely exciting for him. It was a big step in his career, and he aims to test himself at the highest level.
Sunderland is aiming to sign the attack
Sunderland has secured promotion to the Premier League and needs better players to do well on top flights. Improve your attack units is a priority. The 22-year-old has technical attributes that do well in the UK.
Leeds is passionate about Mattis Ablin
Similarly, Leeds will seek to establish himself as a regular in the Premier League. They need more quality with attacking units, and the 22-year-old adds some cutting edge to the final third.
He will try to add goals and creativity to the aspects. Both clubs have the financial muscles to continue their contracts, and it remains to be seen how the situation will develop.
Abline is still quite young and he only improves through coaching and experience. He proved to be a solid future investment for the two clubs.