Bottom club Sunderland to stick with manager Le Bris
Bottom club Sunderland are firmly behind manager Regis Le Bris despite their poor start to the season.
Sunderland's football club remains steadfast in its support for manager Regis Le Bris despite a disappointing start to their Premier League season. The club has only managed to secure one win from their initial nine league matches, with a recent 3-1 defeat away to newly promoted Coventry. However, the Sunderland board is confident that Le Bris can lead the team out of their current slump.
Stability and collective responsibility are the priorities for the board as they attempt to steer the club towards improved performance. Chelsea are scheduled to visit the club's city later in the week before the international break, adding to the busy fixture list for Sunderland. Le Bris, who came to Sunderland from Lorient in 2024, has overseen the club's return to the Premier League after an eight-year absence.
In his first season, he managed to guide the team to a seventh-place finish, securing qualification for the Europa League. It marked the first time Sunderland had qualified for European competition in 53 years. The team has had mixed results in their Europa League league phase matches so far, with two wins and one draw. The club will host Croatian side Dinamo Zagreb in an upcoming match, with upcoming fixtures at San Siro also on the agenda.
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