The article discusses Enzo Le Fee's departure from Roma to Sunderland, raising concerns that this decision may have been misguided. Le Fee, compared to Luka Modric, showcases remarkable versatility, able to play various midfield roles effectively. His former manager, Regis Le Bris, emphasizes the player's adaptability and potential impact on Sunderland's ambitions for promotion. Despite currently performing below capacity, his skill set is seen as critical for Sunderland's strategy to close the gap on rivals in the Championship and secure automatic promotion.
We needed an X factor... Enzo makes the difference. He has really good quality and is so versatile, so adaptable; he can be a No 6, 8, 10 or a winger.
Twenty million will be money very well spent. From what we've seen so far, wow.
Sunderland's desire to secure one of the two automatic promotion places explains why they sanctioned a significant departure from their business model.
Given that Le Bris believes he's only operating at 70 to 75% of his ability, Leeds would be unwise to underestimate Sunderland.
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