Sunderland manager Régis Le Bris is gearing up for his Premier League debut in charge as the Black Cats welcome West Ham to the Stadium of Light. With a flurry of summer signings completed, Le Bris has made a bold decision by handing the captain’s armband to new arrival Granit Xhaka, a move that raises eyebrows after long-time skipper Dan Neil remained on the bench during their recent friendly against Real Betis.
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Xhaka’s appointment is being hailed as a “massive statement about the attractiveness of the club,” according to Le Bris. The Swiss midfielder brings leadership, Premier League experience, and a wealth of international pedigree, offering balance and composure to Sunderland’s revamped squad.
As Sunderland prepare to return to the top flight after eight years, Le Bris’s leadership decisions and transfer market investment signal a hungry, united project facing its sternest test yet.
