Sunderland's Joseph Anderson during the Sky Bet Championship match between Sunderland and Reading at the Stadium Of Light, Sunderland on Saturday 11th February 2023. (Photo by Michael Driver/MI News/NurPhoto via Getty Images)
Nazariy Rusyn, an attacker, just left Sunderland on loan to join Hajduk Split after spending £2.5 million. However, he won’t be the only one quitting the team before of the deadline.
Although there have been plenty of rumours and speculations to keep supporters entertained, Sunderland’s January transfer season has actually been very quiet.
Enzo Le Fee has joined the Black Cats thus far. He is the only player to sign this window thus far, and two players have left: Aaron Connolly has joined Millwall on a permanent basis, while Nazariy Rusyn has left on loan.
Regis Le Bris’ team is expected to make some new additions in the remaining days of the January transfer window, but there will also likely be some player departures.
Joe Anderson is ready to leave Sunderland on loan.
In January 2023, Sunderland acquired teenage defender Joe Anderson from Everton. The young athlete, who was hungry to play football for the first team and was sure to become a star, appeared to be another great Kristjaan Speakman signing.
However, it hasn’t been the case. The 23-year-old Anderson has only made five appearances for Sunderland across all competitions, including four Championship games.
Sunderland According to AFC News, League One teams Exeter City and Bristol Rovers are interested in signing Anderson on loan before the deadline.
Sunderland has previously listed Joe Anderson for sale.
According to several reports before to the January transfer window, players such as Adil Aouchiche, Abdollah Ba, and Rusyn were free to depart the team in the coming year.
Additionally, according to one rumour, Anderson was for sale at Sunderland; yet, a loan departure would be a sign that the team wants to give him more time to mature and possibly benefit the Black Cats.
Otherwise, Speakman might be putting Anderson in the shopfront window in anticipation of a possible summer sale. In any case, everyone benefits from Anderson leaving to play football.
