Sunderland

Wilson Isidor

Wilson Isidor drops deep to link play rather than staying pinned to the last defender, drawing markers out of position before finding a teammate arriving from midfield. He is hard to dispossess in tight areas, a forward who creates as often as he finishes.
Haiti Sunderland FWD
Appearances
6
Goals
1

Season Snapshot

Minutes played
207
34.50 per match
Goals
1
Shots on Target
2
Assists
0

Season Stats

Appearances
6
Minutes played
207
Goals
1
Assists
0
Shots
5
Shots on Target
2

League Rankings

Among Premier League 2026/27 forwards

Goals
39th of 51
Shots on target
58th of 81
Shots
39th of 96
Assists
30th of 30
👻 Ghost Players #1 of 316
😈 The Bad Boys #88 of 368
🍀 Lucky Table #112 of 120
💪 Workhorses #279 of 316
🎯 Pass Masters #367 of 446
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15:00
Sat 31 Oct
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14:00
Sun 8 Nov
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Wilson Isidor, The Striker Who Drops Deep

He draws defenders out of the last line before playing the ball into space, comfortable creating as much as scoring.

Isidor is at his best with his back to goal, attracting multiple defenders at once before releasing a teammate into the space he has just created. He drops off the front line frequently, connecting midfield to attack rather than waiting isolated against a centre back. In one-on-one situations he backs himself to dribble rather than simply holding the ball up, using close control to escape areas that would trouble a more traditional target man.

Physically the Premier League tests him more than most leagues he has played in before, and his rate of winning duels reflects a division built around bigger, stronger defenders. He needs regular service and patient teammates willing to play through him rather than around him. Watch whether Sunderland build attacks with him as the focal point or ask him to share that role with a more direct partner.

The Rest Of The Squad

32 players

Goalkeepers

22
Robin Roefs
Netherlands · Age 23
7 apps
31
Melker Ellborg
Age 23
0 apps
21
Simon Moore
Age 36
0 apps

Defenders

20
Nordi Mukiele
Age 28
6 apps
17
Reinildo Mandava
Age 32
6 apps
12
Thomas Meunier
Belgium · Age 35
6 apps 1a
32
Trai Hume
Age 24
6 apps
5
Dan Ballard
Age 27
5 apps
4
Kevin Danso
Tottenham Hotspur · Age 28
5 apps
6
Dayann Méthalie
Age 20
2 apps
15
Omar Alderete
Paraguay · Age 29
2 apps
49
Felix Scott
Age 18
0 apps
48
Jenson Jones
Age 20
0 apps

Midfielders

28
Enzo Le Fée
Age 26
7 apps 1g 1a
34
Granit Xhaka
Switzerland · Age 34
7 apps
27
Noah Sadiki
Congo DR · Age 21
7 apps
11
Chris Rigg
Age 19
3 apps
19
Habib Diarra
Senegal · Age 22
3 apps 1a
13
Luke O'Nien
Age 31
2 apps
29
Jules Ahoka
Age 20
1 app
8
Alan Browne
Middlesbrough · Age 31
0 apps
40
Jack Whittaker
Age 20
0 apps
77
Tom Proctor
Age 17
0 apps

Forwards

10
Nilson Angulo
Ecuador · Age 23
6 apps 1g 1a
9
Brian Brobbey
Netherlands · Age 24
5 apps 3g
39
Malick Fofana
Age 21
4 apps
7
Chemsdine Talbi
Morocco · Age 21
1 app
37
Jocelin Ta Bi
Age 21
1 app
50
Juan Angulo
Age 18
1 app
14
Romaine Mundle
Age 23
1 app
57
Tymur Tutierov
Exeter City · Age 21
1 app
47
Trey Samuel-Ogunsuyi
Shrewsbury Town · Age 19
0 apps
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