Sunderland, Sheffield Wednesday and Ipswich linked with non-league striker as Lee Cattermole delivers verdict on Lee Johnson
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The Black Cats will be hoping to strengthen in multiple areas following long-term injury setbacks which has left the squad depleted in recent weeks.
Speculation is also starting to increase as we head towards the new year:
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Cats linked with striker
Sunderland are one of several clubs to be linked with non-league striker Muhammadu Faal.
The 24-year-old has scored 14 goals in 18 games for Isthmian League Premier Division club Enfield Town this season, following his move from Bolton in the summer.
According to Football League World, several clubs including Sunderland, Sheffield Wednesday, Ipswich and Middlesbrough have scouted the forward.
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Former Sunderland midfielder Lee Cattermole believes Lee Johnson is the right man to lead the Black Cats out of League One.
Speaking on Sky Sports ahead of the side’s Carabao Cup game against Arsenal, Cattermole said: “I thought Lee Johnson was a good appointment.
“He wants to build a young team that is robust but it’s whether they can get over the line and you have to be winning games and get out of that league as quick as they can.”
While the piece focused on Sunderland’s fall from the Premier League to League One, Cattermole also discussed the disastrous 2017/18 campaign when the club dropped out of the Championship.
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Hide Ad“I think that was the hardest season for me, the season in the Championship,” said Cattermole.
“It was very, very difficult where you felt the club wasn’t the club which I signed for which is a hard thing to take.”
Doncaster manager latest
Finally, Doncaster caretaker boss Gary McSheffrey is hopeful he can secure the job on a full time basis.
McSheffrey is set to take charge of Rovers’ game against Sunderland next week and was interviewed for the role on Monday.
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Hide Ad“I feel I’ve done what I needed to do,” McSheffrey told our sister title the Doncaster Free Press.
“I feel under the circumstances, I probably couldn’t have done much better.”