Sunderland are interested in signing Bradley Dack and Eliezier Mayende with talks said to be advanced.
The Black Cats have identified their attack as a position in need of attention this summer.
In order to reinforce their attacking options, Sunderland are targeting a double attacking move.
On the agenda is Sochaux striker Eliezier Mayende along with ex-Blackburn forward Bradley Dack according to the Sunderland Echo.
These two reported potential incomings could be joined imminently by Nathan Bishop from Manchester United .
Double move advanced?
Sunderland were also linked with a move to the Stadium of Light in January.
However Tony Mowbray made it clear that he did not think the club would be able to afford him.
He also questioned whether the club would sanction an expensive deal considering the clear emphasis on signing youth.
Dack is now however a free agent which has greatly changed the moves likelihood.
Dack would bring significant experience at a Championship level, along with his versatility across the entire front line.
Though not completed yet, Mowbray’s wish for attacking numbers has been heeded.
Along with Dack, Mayende is also said to be close to a move.
He is a Spanish youth international who is extremely highly rated, however Sochaux’s financial difficulty has given Sunderland the leeway to make a deal.
It is estimated to cost just under £1million.