Several Football League clubs are reportedly keeping tabs on Sunderland's tri-national striker Trey Ogunsuyi, who is eligible to represent Nigeria, Belgium and England.
Alan Nixon reports that the 19-year-old is attracting loan interest from League One duo Bradford City and Luton Town, as well as League Two outfit Fleetwood Town, ahead of the reopening of the transfer window in January.
Ogunsuyi has received 13 call-ups to Sunderland's first-team squad but has not made a competitive appearance for the Black Cats since making his senior debut against Stoke City in the Emirates FA Cup in January 2025.
In search of regular playing opportunities, he spent last season on loan at Falkirk and Shrewsbury Town, making a combined 22 appearances for the two clubs.
The attacker could be on the move again, with Bradford City, Luton Town and Fleetwood Town all reportedly monitoring his situation.
Considered one of the most talented players at Sunderland Academy, Ogunsuyi has made a blistering start to the season, scoring five goals in four appearances.
His impressive form earned him a nomination for the Premier League 2 Player of the Month award for August, although he missed out to Kaye Furo, who is the son of former Super Eagles centre-back Iyenemi Furo.
Ogunsuyi has been on Sunderland's books since the age of 10, with his current contract set to expire at the end of the season.
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