Sunderland regrets selling a £25 million jewel that is now worth more than Bellingham.

To be honest, considering how well Sunderland has started the season, it is difficult to criticize them. With ten goals scored and one allowed, the Black Cats have won four out of their last four games after defeating Portsmouth 3-1 at Fratton Park.

Despite the fact that the team made some good acquisitions during the summer transfer window, a few key issues split supporters.

Jack Clarke, Sunderland’s standout player, signed with Premier League team Ipswich Town after leaving the club, and the team was unable to get a productive striker. Even while none of these situations are dire, the specifics of each provide up some fascinating conversation starters.

The Black Cats included a 15% sell-on provision to the agreement when they sold Clarke, which meant they would have to pay them if the player ever left Portman Road. This information was reported by the Sunderland Echo.

Fans will be happy to hear about the clause, but they will still be a little confused by the amount of money involved in the transaction. Even if Sunderland is still competitive even without Clarke, the financial terms of the trade will sting.

Sunderland is leading the league with four victories out of four, therefore based on their on-field performances, the club should not be regretting the summer window.

But given the fees involved, Clarke found it difficult to accept the offer. Leeds established the standard for player sales, and the Black Cats ought to have done the same.

If he can maintain his excellent form, Mayenda might be the Wearsiders’ answer up front, although it is unclear if the team should have made more purchases.

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