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Sunderland’s double‑deal chase: Paixao and Grealish on the horizon

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Sunderland’s double‑deal chase: Paixao and Grealish on the horizon

Sunderland’s summer window is a study in contrasts: on one hand the Black Cats have secured a verbal deal for Olympique de Marseille winger Igor Paixao, a 26‑year‑old Brazilian whose €35 million move is already announced; on the other, the French club wrestles with internal dissent over the sale.

Paixao verbal agreement amid Marseille turmoil

On Wednesday, sources from France and England confirmed that Sunderland and the Black Cats reached a verbal agreement with the Olympique de Marseille winger regarding the conditions of his arrival.

The deal involves the 26‑year‑old Brazilian, and it comes as owner Frank McCourt continues negotiations while sporting director Grégory Lorenzi and coach Bruno Genesio oppose the transfer.

All indications point to Paixao joining the north of England despite the internal conflict at Marseille.

Even with a €35 million transfer – bonuses included – announced, Sunderland does not intend to stop and has reportedly sent an offer to another player who occupies the same position as Paixao.

Sunderland eyes Jack Grealish

According to journalist David Ornstein, Sunderland have contacted their counterparts at the Etihad Stadium to attract Jack Grealish.

The 30‑year‑old striker returned to Manchester City this summer after a convincing loan at Everton, but he will not be retained by new coach Enzo Maresca.

Sunderland aim to loan the English international, who has earned 39 caps, for the upcoming season, covering part of his salary and negotiating an option to buy.

If both player deals materialise, the battle for a starting place on the left wing will be fierce, highlighting Sunderland’s dual‑track strategy against Marseille’s internal discord.

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