Enzo Le Fee admits he's flattered by Liverpool transfer links with Sunderland future hint

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I think we’ve got two big games now, and I’m only focused on the pitch."READ MORE: Liverpool signing makes first team debut ahead of permanent Anfield transferREAD MORE: Ollie Watkins sounds Liverpool warning that Arne Slot must listen toLe Fee spoke positively about his relationship with Sunderland boss Regis Le Bris, who he also worked with while the pair were at French club Lorient together.“I think he gave me a lot since I’m 12 now," said Le Fee of Le Bris. I’ve enjoyed a lot of my time here since I came, since the first day."Le Fee joined Sunderland on loan from Roma in January 2025, and that deal included an obligation for Sunderland to sign the player permanently if it achieved promotion to the Premier League.Le Fee previously worked with Sunderland boss Regis Le Bris at Lorient(Image: Photo by Marcio Machado/Eurasia Sport Images/Getty Images)Sunderland went up via the playoffs last season, which saw that deal go through, and Le Fee has played an important role in the North East club's impressive first season back in the top flight.Sunderland effectively secured its Premier League status with its brilliant form during the first half of the season, and is in line for a mid-table finish.“I think we’ve got a really good relationship between me and the fans," Le Fee said.READ MORE: Liverpool legend delivers brutal Arne Slot reality check after attending Chelsea gameREAD MORE: Arne Slot warned one head coach could change FSG's mind on firing him"I think it’s because of them, because I’ve had a really good welcome.

I’m small, I’m not a big guy, but I give 100 per cent in every duel. Sometimes I can lose some duels, but I will give 100 per cent every time.“I think that’s what they like.

I think I love this part. Before I wasn't someone who could fight like this, but I knew that if I wanted to be the top player, I needed this part, so I'll keep working on this."Choose Liverpool.com as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.Liverpool FCTransfers