Sunderland starlet Chris Rigg has responded after the Black Cats confirmed an exit ahead of their return to the Premier ...

Sunderland are in talks with Chris Rigg over a new and improved contract. The 18-year-old is being tracked by a number of top Premier League clubs but the Black Cats are moving to tie down his ...

A new signing has been announced at Sunderland which has gained the approval of two of the club's promotion winning stars.

Premier League sides Everton and West Ham United have both been linked with a move for Sunderland youngster Chris Rigg as they look to add further young talents to their teams ahead of the new season.

However, although experience has been sought after in clinching the 32-year-old's signature, the Black Cats will also look to ...

Regis Le Bris is hoping Anthony Patterson, Chris Rigg and Wilson Isidor will all be available for Sunderland’s Premier League ...

The Black Cats had already confirmed that Luke O’Nien, Leo Hjelde, Dennis Cirkin and Aji Alese are all expected to miss the first three games of the new season, meaning Le Bris could be without as ...

Lazio have reportedly entered the fray for Sunderland teenager Chris Rigg, who is one of the most sought-after young players in England.The 18-year-old is an attacking midfielder who rose through ...

Sunderland are ready to hand Chris Rigg a new deal. The teenage wing-back is coveted across the Premier League, but Sunderland have no intentions to sell this summer. Instead, Sunderland plan to ...

CaughtOffside reported this morning that “Manchester United have placed Sunderland wonderkid Chris Rigg near the top of their list of transfer targets for this summer.” ...

Lazio have reportedly entered the fray for Sunderland teenager Chris Rigg, who is one of the most sought-after young players in England. The 18-year-old is an attacking midfielder who rose through ...

Rigg is under contract until 30 June 2027 with the Black Cats, and the team managed by Regis Le Bris are said to have valued their pupil at £35 million, as reported by the Sunderland Echo.