Enzo Le Fée has signed a new five-year Sunderland deal through 2031. A ranking of his Sunderland highlights names his September 16 penalty against AZ Alkmaar its top pick; the article says it brought the club its first European goal and win in over 50 years.
Among the other selections are Le Fée’s 121st-minute corner for Dan Ballard in the 2025 playoff semi-final against Coventry; his creative contributions in Sunderland’s two wins over Newcastle; two Everton away games, including an FA Cup volley and shootout penalty in January 2026 and a May goal and assist for Brian Brobbey; and the Middlesbrough match where he set up Wilson Isidor and helped create the winner.
Honourable mentions include his goal against Oxford, penalties against Brentford, Bournemouth and Fulham, and an assist for Chelsea’s winner that secured European football. The writer argues that Le Fée’s missed Panenka at Brentford helped him step up to a higher level.
