da bet esporte： Anthony Patterson has signed a new two-year deal at Sunderland, as reported by the Northern Echo.

da fezbet： Making his first-team breakthrough at the Stadium of Light in 2020/21, the 21-year-old made two senior appearances for the Black Cats in the EFL Trophy [Transfermarkt].

Furthermore, the highly rated stopper has been a major part of the Sunderland Under-23 set up this campaign, participating in 24 Premier League 2 fixtures as he continues his development [Transfermarkt].

His fresh terms have been dubbed as a ‘great opportunity to progress with us’ by Sunderland Sporting Director Kristjaan Speakman [Sunderland Echo].

Allegedly, the Newcastle-born goalkeeper is set to be involved in the first-string set up in 2021/22 which will undoubtedly please the Sunderland support [Sunderland Echo].

As you can imagine, loads of Sunderland diehards took to Twitter to revel in these latest developments.

Sunderland fans react:

Replying to the official Sunderland AFC Twitter account, here is how some Sunderland supporters summarized their feelings upon hearing the news:

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“Great news fully deserved”

Credit: @mackem49000″Fantastic we should be giving all our youth a trial”Credit: @JohnMousey1″Get in!!!!”Credit: @oskarbrown1″Absolutely buzzing with this, hopefully get a chance next season. Why are we giving McGeady etc so long to make a decision on their contracts? Give them a deadline and if they don’t sign… move on.”Credit: @calvinfox96″Good start to the window”Credit: @JakeHartley”Another part of the jigsaw completed.”Credit: @AL_SNR58In other news, a Sunderland man is linked with an exit to a Champions League club.