BREAKING NEWS: Kristjaan Speakman can bring three Championship free agents to Sunderland in the summer.

With a new manager and certain players needed, Sunderland will have a busy summer.

The Black Cats’ chances of making the playoffs are all but gone, and there is now a growing concern that they may get drawn into a relegation struggle.

With nine games remaining, Mike Dodds’ team is only nine points above the drop zone after six successive losses in the Championship.

Now that another management change is imminent at Sunderland, it appears that he will be replaced in the summer.

Additionally, it appears that the playing staff will be changing as a result of the team’s poor performance, which has exposed several weaknesses.

These are three free agents in the championship that Sunderland might not sign this summer.

Tyrhys Dolan might have cunning Sunderland signs youth player from Blackburn Rovers Tyrhys Dolan’s contract expires at the conclusion of the current campaign.

The 22-year-old, who was previously called a “amazing” player by former Sunderland and Blackburn manager Tony Mowbray, has assisted two goals and scored four in the Championship this year after tallying six goals and scoring four the previous year.

He is an important member of Blackburn’s team, frequently starting on the right side or as one of the two central attacking midfielders.

Dolan might be searching for a fresh opportunity this summer since Blackburn is in disarray.

The Stoke City player’s Championship season hasn’t gone as planned.

The 24-year-old has only scored once in 16 games this season after scoring nine goals and providing five assists in the previous round. Injury has kept him out for significant periods of time.

On the other hand, Campbell is a fierce finisher on his best days. A dynamic central forward who enjoys running in behind, he can score a variety of goals.

Campbell might play out his contract because Stoke could struggle this season, and he would undoubtedly provide Sunderland’s front line some much-need

Di’Shon Bernard
Since joining Sheffield Wednesday on a one-year contract last summer, the former Manchester United young player has shown great promise. According to Sofascore, the Jamaican international averages 2.9 clearances per game, 1.5 tackles, and 33 passes, which is second most among Wednesday’s players.

The 23-year-old Bernard has participated in 29 games in the Championship this season and was a key player in the Owls’ recent success comeback.

ed skill and tenacity.

He seems to be delaying to sign a new deal because of Sheffield Wednesday’s league status, and if he becomes a free agent, he will surely have suitors.

He might be the ideal substitute for Dan Ballard, who is wanted by Everton.