Sunderland have wasted no time in getting their summer transfer window up and running and are closing in on a fourth signing. The Black Cats have confirmed the arrivals of Jobe Bellingham, Luis Semedo and Nectarios Triantis, while they've also agreed terms with PSV for the signing of Jenson Seelt.
Reports in the Netherlands claim the Wearsiders have agreed a five-year deal with the centre-back, beating Burnley to the punch in a €2million signing. The 6ft3 centre-back will add some much needed height and physicality to Tony Mowbray's squad - an area they were lacking in last season.
The Championship play-off semi-final defeat to Luton Town showed the Black cats were no match for an organised, physical outfit who threatened from almost every set piece. The game was a clear sign - if it were needed - where Sunderland must improve this summer and they certainly look to have heeded that warning.
