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Enzo Le Fèe delivers ‘crazy’ Sunderland verdict fans will love and reiterates desire to stay with Régis Le Bris..

Enzo Le Fèe delivered a wide-ranging interview expressing his desire to win promotion and stay with Sunderland after the Luton Town game
Sunderland loanee Enzo Le Fèe has reiterated his desire to stay at Sunderland under Régis Le Bris and has praised ‘crazy’ fans for welcoming him to Wearside.

The Frenchman netted Sunderland’s opening goal against Luton Town in the Championship at the Stadium of Light on Wednesday after signing for the club in a high-profile loan move from AS Roma during the winter transfer window.

Le Fèe has adjusted to life at Sunderland without missing a beat after he and Le Bris worked together extensively at former club Lorient in Ligue 1. The 25-year-old signed for the Black Cats on an initial loan deal last month, with a hefty option-to-buy clause attached. That clause will become mandatory if promotion to the Premier League this season is secured.

Le Fèe, who cost AS Roma a whopping £19million, is hoping to remain on Wearside beyond the initial loan deal after winning promotion from the Championship to the top flight with Le Bris. Asked by The Echo if he would ideally like to stay, Le Fèe said: “If we get promotion, for sure. I’m here for that. I work for that as well. Everybody is working for that. For sure.”

The move to Sunderland by Le Fèe from AS Roma caught the attention of the football world and was seen as a major coup for the Black Cats to attract such a high quality player in the second tier of English football with the midfielder having played in Serie A and Ligue 1 previously. Le Fèe, however, was easily sold on Sunderland.

When asked whether it was hard to persuade him to make the move to Sunderland, Le Fèe said: “No. He (Le Bris) sent me a message about how I feel in Rome. I didn’t play a lot. He called me to speak about the project in Sunderland. I liked the project so he just showed that it’s a good project for me. He didn’t need to speak a lot as well because it’s him. I’ve known him for a few years. I wanted to come to Sunderland. I spoke with my agent. I told him to let the other club go to Sunderland. So, now I’m here.”