Report:£77 million-rated Premier League player reveals transfer rejections from Sunderland,celtic and rangers

Report:£77 million-rated Premier League player reveals transfer rejections from Sunderland,celtic and rangers

In 2016, Sunderland declined to sign the assailant.

Attacker Eberechi Eze of Crystal Palace talked about his football career, including being turned down by Bristol City and Sunderland.

Eze moved from Queens Park Rangers to Crystal Palace for £16 million three years ago. Since then, he has thrived in the Premier League and is currently valued at an astounding £77 million by some publications.

But in 2016, while the attacker was on trial at the Academy of Light, Sunderland turned down Eberechi Eze.

Later, the attacker joined QPR and was granted a transfer to Crystal Palace. Three teams declined the chance to

recruit the then-18-year-old, including Sunderland.

After a brief stay at Sunderland, the former youth player for Arsenal and Fulham went on to play for Bristol City

before being released. After a stint at Swansea City, Eze signed a permanent contract to join QPR.

Regarding his early professional life, Eze stated, “I chose to go Arsenal.”

I played there for around five years before being let go, spent about two and a half years at Fulham before being

let go again, spent half a year at Reading before being let go again.

“I then went to Millwall for my scholar, where I spent two years before being released. went on trial for a few

teams, then to Bristol City and Sunderland. was freed. Not released, exactly, but didn’t enter.

Eze spent a six-month loan to Wycombe Wanderers in the 2017–18 season as a colleague of current Sunderland stand-in captain Luke O’Nien.

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