Amid the Sunderland rumours, Jordan Henderson is being discussed more in relation to returns. Graeme Murty, the head coach of the Black Cats’ Under-21 team, is receiving interest from other teams.

Additionally, Middlesbrough is getting ready for Chris Wilder, its previous manager, to return this week.

WHY MINTEH WAS NOT ALLOWED TO RETURN TO NEWCASTLE

Yankuba Minteh was the subject of a lot of discussion leading up to Newcastle’s match against Brighton yesterday, but the winger was left off the Albion roster.

The reason for this was that he contracted what manager Fabian Hurzeler called a “small issue” when playing for Gambia during the international break.

After winning 1-0 at St. James’ Park to snap Newcastle’s 10-month home winning streak, the Seagulls managed without their summer addition.

Following his much contested summer departure from Newcastle, Minteh has had a bright start to life in Brighton. Prior to the international break, he scored the goal that put the Seagulls on their path to their comeback against Tottenham.

“I believe Minteh is still a very young player, but he already shows his potential,” Hurzeler stated.

Additionally, we must give him time because he is a young player and is coming from a different club.

There will be ups and downs since development will occur in waves. We must be there for him, especially during these difficult times.

He will undoubtedly make a significant contribution to our squad. He has a fantastic attitude and a strong work ethic, so I’m not shocked.

“I am not surprised by his performance in the games because he demonstrates it at every training session.”

Since Darren Sarll was fired this week, Graeme Murty has become a managerial target for Hartlepool United.

The manager of Sunderland’s Under-21 team is reportedly one of the applicants being considered by the National League team as Pools searches for a new permanent manager.

Murty, who was born in Saltburn, would be interested in the position, according to BBC Tees.

Additionally, temporary manager Lennie Lawrence told the Northern Echo that he had suggested to chairman Raj Singh that a person “based in the North East” be appointed.

Sunderland’s Under-21 team, who advanced to the Premier League 2 final the previous season, has performed admirably under Murty.

Regis Le Bris, the head coach, stated this week: “We are strengthening our relationship with the Under-21s in order to guarantee process continuity. not just the game model’s framework but also its specifics.

Because everyone here is so connected, it’s really simple. There is more than one coach and staff at the club. We require a robust organisation.

“One thing about this club is that I now understand the environment better. The connection to every area of the club is crucial. We require a solid framework everywhere, and we can sense that on the pitch when it is well-balanced.”

For the first time since Middlesbrough fired him two years ago, Chris Wilder is getting ready to make his Riverside comeback this week.

Additionally, he will witness Sheffield United’s response to defeat for the first time this season.

On Friday night, the Blades suffered their first defeat of the season against Leeds United. The loss against a team that Wilder believes is the favourite to win the Championship at the conclusion of the season didn’t bother him in the least.

There will be clubs who have their ups and downs, but I believe that anyone that finishes higher than Leeds will have a successful season. and I doubt that anyone will.

They have excellent players, and the team is full of elite players, so we need to get over ourselves and try again.

Although we haven’t faced anyone of this quality, it’s been a terrific start.

Leeds has an exceptionally talented team. There is an investment in the team, and you have excellent players when you have the greatest salary bill in Championship history.

DEFOE REACTS TO THE HENDERSON SUNDERLAND CONVERSATION

Even though Jermain Defoe’s second tenure at Sunderland didn’t go as planned, the former striker nevertheless supports Jordan Henderson’s incredible return to Wearside.

Although Le Bris stated this week that he hasn’t addressed the possibility with Sunderland management, Henderson has been linked to a return to his home club during the January transfer window.

Henderson also stated to the Dutch media that it’s “possible” that he will remain in the Netherlands until 2026 and fulfil his contract with Ajax.

However, rumours of a return to England are unlikely to go away, and this week, Defoe offered his opinion on the Sunderland rumours.

“100% (would Henderson moving to Sunderland be a good move for both parties?)” he told gambling.com. Any club would be wise to sign someone with Jordan Henderson’s skill level and the contributions he makes both on and off the pitch. He is a leader.

“You see his experience and what he has won. He would only benefit the team and the players in his immediate vicinity; the younger players would get a great deal of knowledge. According to others, Henderson should have attended the Euros because of his background and character; he is a leader who inspires others. I believe that sometimes you need that, and he sets those kinds of expectations every day.”

“If it happens, and Sunderland gets back into the Premier League and Henderson goes back, then it would be an amazing story for everyone involved.”

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