Sunderland have confirmed Dutchman Jenson Seelt as the club's fourth summer signing. The Black Cats have agreed a fee - reported to be potentially worth up to £1.7m with add-ons - with PSV Eindhoven for the 6ft 4in centre-back, and have also agreed personal terms with the player.
There was also reported interest in the 20-year-old from Burnley, but he has opted to join Sunderland and is now due to travel to Wearside this week to undergo a medical and finalise his move. Seelt made 33 appearances for Jong PSV - Eindhoven's reserve side - in the Eerste Divisie, the Dutch second tier, and scored four goals.
He was also named on the bench for PSV's first team on nine occasions, including in the league and in the Europa League, although he has yet to make his first-team debut. Seelt becomes the fourth new addition of the summer, following the arrivals of midfielder Jobe Bellingham from Birmingham City, striker Luis 'Hemir' Semedo from Portuguese club Benfica, and defender Nectarios Triantis from Australian side Central Coast Mariners.
