FINALLY: Le Bris aiming a new GAME- changing masterplan revealing best position that will be assigned to Sunderland GEM after Bitter plymouth defeat

FINALLY: Le Bris aiming a new GAME- changing masterplan revealing best position that will be assigned to Sunderland GEM after Bitter plymouth defeat.

Sunderland manager Regis Le Bris has revealed that he sees Jobe Bellingham’s best position as an advanced midfielder, following the youngster’s impressive start to the season.

Bellingham has been in fine form, showing his talents in central midfield. While he has mainly played as a number eight under Le Bris, he took on a more defensive role in the recent game against Portsmouth due to captain Dan Neil’s suspension. However, speaking on Sky Sports’ Essential EFL podcast, Le Bris emphasized that he views Bellingham as more of an offensive player, though he has the potential to evolve into a versatile midfielder.

Le Bris said: “He’s still young and capable of playing multiple roles, but I prefer him as an eight because, as an attacking midfielder, he can showcase his power, running ability, pressing, and linking defense with attack. He has a strong connection with our left side, particularly with Dennis [Cirkin] and Romaine [Mundle], so I see that as his position. But because he’s young, there’s plenty of room for him to develop other aspects of his game. For me, his best spot is as an offensive midfielder on the left, but we’ll see how he progresses throughout the season.”

Bellingham, despite interest from other clubs, committed his future to Sunderland this summer by signing a new contract until 2028. On his contract extension, sporting director Kristjaan Speakman commented: “Jobe has fully embraced Sunderland since his arrival and has a strong connection to the area and the fans. We always intended to extend his contract, but after a standout breakthrough season, other opportunities naturally arise. However, Jobe has remained committed to Sunderland, and his desire to stay is a significant boost for the club.”

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