Enzo Le Fee is reportedly travelling to England for medical tests with Sunderland, who will pay his full salary until the end of the season.Roma midfielder Le Fee is on the verge of completing an

While the Championship outfit will have to pay €23m to make the move permanent next summer, this was also the figure the Giallorossi paid just six months ago to sign the midfielder from Rennes, making him their second most lucrative signing in history after Tammy Abraham.

Roma midfielder Enzo Le Fee has arrived at Sunderland's training base to sign his contract with the Black Cats. The post Enzo Le Fee Spotted Arriving To Sign Sunderland Contract appeared first on Inside Futbol | Latest Football News,

Roma are ready to bid farewell to midfielder Enzo Le Fee.The 24-year-old arrived in the summer from Rennes, but is now ready for a new adventure. Sunderland, a club that plays in the Championship, is

Enzo Le Fee is set to travel to Sunderland this afternoon to be put through a medical by the Black Cats as they close in on signing him from Italian giants Roma. Sunderland boss Regis Le Bris has asked the club to bring in Le Fee this month and he looks set to get his wish.

Roma midfielder Enzo Le Fee is on the verge of making the season-long loan move to Sunderland, as Regis Le Bris secures his first January signing

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Sunderland are set to sign midfielder Enzo Le Fee on loan from Roma. The 24-year-old only joined the Serie A side in a €23million move in July but has gone on to make just 10 appearances and only six starts.

Aston Villa's Louie Barry is one of the names to have been linked with a move to the Stadium of Light, while AS Roma's Enzo Le Fee is another big name being linked with Wearside. The 24-year-old came through the ranks at French side Lorient, before rising to prominence under Le Bris in north-western France.

Le Bris has stressed the importance of Sunderland being "accurate" in the January transfer window and signing players who will "connect" with his current squad, on and off the pitch. He believes Le Fee would be a good fit in the dressing room, and wants to strengthen his midfield department before the window closes.