Enzo Le Fee: Sunderland midfielder on loan from Roma is re -available after injury

Enzo Le Fee is available to play the Sunderland against West Bromwich Albion, live on Sky SportsAfter missing six weeks due to injury.

The central midfielder, signed in January on borrowing from Roma in one of the most important championships of the window, suffered an injury to the lower leg against Hull City on February 22 in the only domestic defeat of the season in Sunderland.

But Le Fee is now in a discussion for Saturday’s lunch game in Play -off Rivals West Brom – live on Sky Sports+.

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Le Fee has banned the left wing most of the season, but he may have finally played in his favored role of Central-Midfield with Romain Mundle and Tommy Watson related to Brighton, after returning before the international break.

“I hope to see him in the middle of the field now because this is his best position,” Le Bris said. “We’ll try to connect the other midfielders now.”

Le Fee has scored once and set another in eight appearances for Sunderland since he arrived from Rome.

Sunderland, who hopes to return to the Premier League after eight years, is the fourth in the table and 15 points clean of the sixth-ranked West Brom ahead of Saturday’s game.

Analysis: Le Feet Return Game Exchanger to Le Bris

Le Fee with a low key from the field at halftime VS Hull told the story that not much noticed. He injured the collection earlier at halftime, but he played, a little limited. Fans were amazed to remove it, asking if it was a mistake.

He started every game since he signed up for that point after presenting only 10 times in Roma in Roma in his first six months in Roma. That caught him. But now he’s back. And, for the first time, capable of playing with Mundle.

So far, Le Fee has been presented on the left wing, not his preferred position. Still, his quality shone from the central areas he used to.

In his debut it was a moment against Burnley. He received the ball in his half and released the rolling in front of him, hovering deftly beyond Connor Roberts, before driving his left flank and hitting the ball with the outside of the boots that wrapped itself around Clarets’ defense and found Wilson Isidor, who could only spread the shoot.

He achieved an average of 4.28 progressive carriers (89 percent), 2.67 carries in the last third (89 percent), 3.08 passes in the last third (90 percent) with 0.28 expected auxiliary goals (96 percent) to 90.

His guilt also showed defensive, achieving 2.94 fights (96 percentage) and 1.07 interceptions (96 percent); He accepted Le Bris aggressive style outside the ball.

In the central role, Le Fee will have a skill, pace and power with Jobe Bellingham, Patrick Roberts and Mundle.

Le Bris, a man who brought Le Fee’s French club Lorient, says the central midfielder “is his best position” and plans to bring him back to that role.

He added: ” With Enz, we will have a second option, a different style of play, maybe different connections, maybe we can open a midfielder rotation, for example. ” ‘

In addition to Neil Day (Captain), Chris Rigg and Bellingham, Sunderland have four elite Centre-Midfield options for play-offs. And come May, Le Fee could be the biggest exchanger of all of them.