The latest Sunderland and Championship headlines from around the web in one place.
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The Black Cats are hoping to snap their current six-game losing streak under interim manager Mike Dodds, who replaced former head coach Michael Beale.
During the January transfer window, Sunderland talents Jobe Bellingham and Jack Clarke have been linked to Italian club Lazio in two separate deals. In January of last year, the Serie A team had two bids for Clarke rejected. (Sports Eyewitness)
After a good trial with the team, Coventry City signed 19-year-old promising young defender Kain Ryan on a free transfer from Premier League Brighton and Hove Albion. The center-back was released, and the Sky Blues offered him a one-year contract. (Live from Coventry)
Former Sunderland striker Connor Wickham has signed a short-term deal with League One side Charlton until the end of April. The 30-year-old frontman has been without a club since leaving Cardiff at the end of last season but has been training with Charlton over the last two weeks. Charlton are in part owned by Charlie Methven, formerly of Sunderland. (Sunderland Echo)
Sunderland’s Championship fixture against Leeds in April has been selected for live broadcast on Sky Sports. The Black Cats will travel to Elland Road on Tuesday, April 9, yet the match, initially scheduled to kick off at 7:45pm, will now kick off at the slightly later time of 8pm. (Sunderland Echo)
Former Sunderland striker James Vaughan has been handed a behind-the-scenes role at former club Everton. Vaughan will move across to the job of head of youth recruitment from his current role as loans manager at the Premier League club. (Sunderland Echo)
Watford has appointed former player Tom Cleverley as the team’s acting manager after dismissing head coach Valerien Ismael. Cleverley, 34, ended his playing career at the end of the previous campaign, having played for Watford for 181 games. At the beginning of this season, the former Manchester United player was chosen the lead coach of the Hornets’ under-18 team. (Echo from Sunderland)
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