🚨SUNDERLAND and LEEDS in Transfer Tug-of-War! ⚔️ Kristjaan Speakman Joins Chase for Teen Sensation Lighting Up Europe—Scouts Stunned by Talent! Who Will Win the Race for the Next Big Star? 🌟🔥

🚨SUNDERLAND and LEEDS in Transfer Tug-of-War! ⚔️ Kristjaan Speakman Joins Chase for Teen Sensation Lighting Up Europe—Scouts Stunned by Talent! Who Will Win the Race for the Next Big Star? 🌟🔥

Sunderland Enter Battle for Rising Defensive Gem as Speakman Eyes Future Star – Jassi on Premier League Radar Amid Growing Interest

Sunderland sporting director Kristjaan Speakman has reportedly entered the race to sign highly rated Portuguese-based teenager Suaibo Jassi, joining Leeds United and Brentford in pursuit of the promising right-back.

According to ontheminute.com, the 18-year-old has caught the eye of several English clubs after a string of standout performances in Portugal’s youth system. Jassi, who recently inked a three-year deal with CD Santa Clara, is said to be on the radar of multiple European outfits. Born in Guinea-Bissau, the young defender has been making waves with his mature displays, and although he has yet to break into Santa Clara’s first team, he is considered a player with high long-term potential.

Sunderland are said to be closely evaluating Jassi’s progress, with the idea of making a future move depending on his development and first-team exposure. The Black Cats are reportedly keen to bolster their defensive depth as they gear up for a demanding return to Premier League football.

Meanwhile, fellow defender Jenson Seelt has spoken candidly about his uncertain future amid speculation over a possible loan exit. Despite a 3-0 loss to Hearts in a recent pre-season friendly, Seelt impressed with his physicality and resilience, having missed the entire previous campaign due to a knee injury.

Speaking after the match, the 22-year-old Dutchman admitted that going out on loan remains an option, but reiterated his determination to fight for a place in Régis Le Bris’ squad.

> “For me, the most important thing is to get regular play time,” Seelt said. “After a year out, it’s about getting back into rhythm. If I need to be ready for the first game, I will be.”

Seelt’s professionalism and positive attitude haven’t gone unnoticed inside the club. Sunderland remain active in the transfer market and are expected to bring in defensive reinforcements before the window closes.

As preparations continue, Sunderland will face Hull City next before final summer friendlies against Real Betis, Rayo Vallecano, and Augsburg. Their Premier League campaign officially kicks off at home on August 16 against West Ham United.

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