The latest transfer talk from Sunderland as the Black Cats are linked with a move for an MLS striker.

Minnesota United striker Kelvin Yeboah has reportedly emerged on the radar of Sunderland, Everton, and Crystal Palace ahead of the January transfer window. According to talkSPORT, the three Premier League sides are monitoring the 26-year-old forward, though they are expected to face competition from several European clubs.
Yeboah, who joined Minnesota from Serie A side Genoa in 2024, has scored 40 goals in 88 appearances for the MLS club, including 18 goals in 32 matches this season. The former Italy Under-21 international is the nephew of former Leeds United forward Tony Yeboah.
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