Enzo Le Fee is reportedly travelling to England for medical tests with Sunderland, who will pay his full salary until the end of the season.

While the Championship outfit will have to pay €23m to make the move permanent next summer, this was also the figure the Giallorossi paid just six months ago to sign the midfielder from Rennes, making him their second most lucrative signing in history after Tammy Abraham.

Sunderland are reportedly closing in on a final agreement with Roma for the transfer of summer signing Enzo Le Fee, which will include an important clause if the Black Cats are promoted to the

Sunderland are now in pole position to sign midfielder Enzo Le Fee from Roma this transfer window, despite interest from La Liga side Real Betis, according to updates on Tuesday.