Aiden McGeady and Leon Dajaku could be involved in this weekend's League One play-off final, with Alex Neil admitting he has a 'plethora of choices' going into the Wembley showpiece. McGeady has not played a competitive game since suffering knee ligament damage in November, but was an unused sub in Sunderland's final league game of the season at Morecambe and also in the first leg of the play-off semi-final against Sheffield Wednesday at the Stadium of Light, although he was not in the squad for the return game at Hillsborough.
But the 36-year-old could come into Neil's plans when Sunderland take on Wycombe on Saturday if the Black Cats boss opts to add another attacking option on the bench. "Aiden has improved a lot in the last couple of weeks, which is great, and he has trained a lot in the last week," said Neil.
"We'll certainly take a view, as we do with every player, in terms of where they are, what they can offer, and if he is ready to do that. He's done himself no harm whatsoever recently, he has trained well in every session."
