Sunderland are in early transfer talks with club as they approach a January agreement.

As Diallo gears up for a consecutive run of games with Manchester United, the anticipation among Sunderland fans is palpable, expecting him to swiftly establish himself as a key player for the United first team.

This surge in Diallo’s performance could signal the end of any lingering hopes to see him don the Sunderland shirt.

For Beale and the team, this marks a crucial juncture to redirect their efforts and identify alternative targets. The pressing need for a new attacking addition remains at the forefront of their priorities. Styles, versatile enough to play in an advanced wing position, is likely to fill the left wing-back role due to ongoing injuries to Dennis Cirkin and Niall Huggins. Simultaneously, securing a new striker emerges as a distinctive priority.

Sunderland’s agenda for the final week of the transfer window is undeniably extensive. Fans, already unsettled by the early signals from Beale, are expressing concerns.

The potential lack of significant transfer activity could set the stage for a challenging second half of the season, amplifying the apprehension among supporters.

The urgency to address these matters looms large as the club navigates the intricate dynamics of the transfer window.