Sunderland can land next Sessegnon in Dack

Sunderland have been linked with Blackburn Rovers midfielder Bradley Dack just lately and he may show to be the following Stephane Sessegnon on the Stadium of Gentle.

In line with The Sun, Tony Mowbray is eager to reunite with the 28-year-old in January, with a free switch touted on account of his lack of enjoying time at Ewood Park in current seasons.

The previous Gillingham man’s contract is set to expire on the finish of this season, so the Lancashire outfit may let him go away for nothing as they goal to get his wages off their books, as he seems to be surplus to necessities below new supervisor Jon Dahl Tomasson.

Whereas Dack has struggled immensely with accidents in current seasons, his kind within the 2018/19 Championship season, when he hit 15 objectives and 7 assists, means that he could possibly be a high quality addition on the Stadium of Gentle if they will get him again to his greatest.

Mowbray is definitely an enormous fan of the midfielder, as he was a star participant below the Black Cats boss throughout his time at Ewood Park, earlier than a cruciate ligament harm introduced an finish to his robust kind, with the supervisor singing his praises in 2020.

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He said: “I’d must say that it’s been superb to observe him and the professionalism he’s delivered to this.

“He’s months forward of the place one other cruciate knee ligament harm would possibly probably be.”

Ought to Dack arrive on the Stadium of Gentle in January, his potential on the ball as an attacking midfielder may see him emulate former Sunderland favorite Stephane Sessegnon.

The Beninese maestro spent three seasons with Sunderland within the Premier League, contributing a formidable 18 objectives and 20 assists in simply 97 appearances for the Black Cats, earlier than becoming a member of West Bromwich Albion.

Michael O’Neill summed up what Sessegnon supplied in 2011, saying:

“He offers us that little spark. He’s unpredictable, he’s at all times able to doing one thing – taking over gamers, opening up gaps and creating.

“He’s a crowd pleaser and he’s received an end-product as properly.”

Mowbray has beforehand dubbed Dack as a “natural talent” who performs as if he’s in a playground, and it’s this potential that makes him so much like Sessegnon.

If the 28-year-old can rediscover his greatest kind below his former supervisor on the Stadium of Gentle then there appears no motive why he can’t be successful and maybe even be considered by Mackems in the identical mild as Sessegnon sooner or later.