"The player has started just nine Premier League games for the Black Cats, and he needs to leave the club in order to play more often. He has been urged to leave the English club for his own good. The young attacker needs to play regularly to further develop. Sitting on the bench at the English club will not benefit him. It is clear that Sunderland does not consider him a key player, and it would be ideal for him to seek an exit"
"As quoted by Sport News Africa, La Nouvelle Chaine Ivoirienne reporter Alex Payne said: Simon Adingra is a technically gifted player, but not explosive. He's also not very involved in defensive efforts, which is what you need to succeed in the Premier League. There, they no longer want simply talented players, but complete athletes who give their all match after match. It's very intense."
Simon Adingra has struggled for regular gametime at Sunderland since joining, starting only nine Premier League matches. He needs consistent playing time to continue his development and sitting on the bench will hinder progress. Sunderland does not regard him as a key player, making a summer exit the sensible option. He is technically gifted but not explosive and lacks defensive involvement, traits that limit impact in the Premier League. Interest from Marseille failed to materialize. Moving to French, German, Belgian, or Dutch leagues could provide starts, rebuild confidence, and showcase his versatility on either wing.
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