According to the Sunderland Echo, the versatile striker will pass his medical tests shortly in Amsterdam to save time. Furthermore, De Telegraaf informs that both clubs are working remotely to have all the paperwork ready as soon as possible.

Furthermore, Sunderland would also cover the entire salary of the defender, thus ensuring that there is no setback to convince the Bundesliga side to let their player go.

The mentioned outlet also explained that because the player is “very excited” to play in the Premier League, his club even let him do his medical tests before the agreement between clubs was finalised, for which, it seems, things are advancing rapidly for his arrival in England.

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