Sunderland submitted 17 million pounds sterling + offer to immediately sign 6 feet 4 Spanish colussus

Sunderland submitted an offer of more than 17 million pounds to try to secure the signing of a defensive colossus this summer, according to a new transfer update.

The Haussier breakage of the Premier League hopes in Sunderland

The return of Black Cats to Premier league is almost on them, with Regis“Side welcoming West Ham at the Light Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

While The Break is clearly aware that staying in the high flight will be difficult for its Sunderland The side of this season, he is also bullish spirits before the action of the weekend.

“We know that it will be difficult. But now we have a good group. We have a good link between all players, the fans too. The most important thing is to give everything every weekend on the field.

“If you have a good group, you can do incredible things. Last season, we had a good group, and now my wait is to keep this group really focused and determined to stay in the Premier League.”

It was a very productive summer transfer window for Sunderland, with so many new faces purchased, including the former Arsenal midfielder, Granite Xhaka, which should add a huge amount of experience to a young team. Now it is reported that they have missed another potential addition, however.

Sunderland submitted 17 million pounds sterling + offer for the defensive colossus

According to Sportsplace (via Sportswatch),, Sunderland submitted a “last -minute offer” of more than 17 million pounds sterling for the central defender of Valencia Cesar TarregaBut failed to bring it.

The Black Cats were trying to sign “immediately” “immediately”, but the 6 -foot 4 colossus signed a new agreement in its current club last Saturday. The Roma were also in the mixture to break it.

Tarrega could have been a solid addition to the backline of Sunderland before his return to the Premier League, so it’s a shame to see them miss.

The defender is now proven at a high level, after starting 34 Liga games for Valence last season, as well as won six plates at 21 for those under 21, marking twice for his country at this level.

It was not supposed to be to Sunderland, however, unless there is a huge shock and that Tarrega suddenly decides to leave Valencia only a few days after having signed an extension, and it is now a question of looking at alternative options to Bring in before the current transfer window closed on September 1.

A new central defender remains important for the BRIS this summer, while his team is preparing to come up against some world class players most weeks, and not adding to their current options would only hinder their chances of staying in the Premier League beyond this season.