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Starts in return from AFCON Sadiki is in the starting squad for his first game since returning from the AFCON.

Impact Sadiki doesn't wait to be back available for the Black Cats since he already returns to the starting XI for Saturday's Carabao Cup clash against Everton. The midfielder has been essential and an undisputed starter for Sunderland and will for sure hold that role moving forward.

3 DAYS AGO • ROTOWIRE

Returns to Sunderland Sadiki is heading back to Sunderland after completing his international duty with DR of Congo at the AFCON and should be back available for next week's Premier League clash against...

Impact Sadiki was eliminated with DR of Congo from the AFCON and will now head back to Sunderland and should be back available next week's Premier League clash against Crystal Palace. The midfielder has been an undisputed starter in the midfield under coach Regis Le Bris this season and should claim back that role once back in the squad.

6 DAYS AGO • ROTOWIRE

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DECEMBER 18, 2025 • Associated Press

Playing with DR Congo Sadiki was called up by DR Congo for AFCON and is expected to miss at least three weeks for his club.

Impact Sadiki has been one of the most important pieces of the Sunderland starting XI throughout the season, and is now set to miss at least three weeks. The midfielder has started every single match this season, both in holding midfield and in a box-to-box role. Chris Rigg or Dan Neil could get chances in the starting XI with Sadiki absent.

DECEMBER 15, 2025 • ROTOWIRE

In starting midfield Sadiki (ankle) is in the starting XI for Saturday's clash against Wolves.

Impact Sadiki has recovered from his ankle injury and is in the starting midfield for Saturday's match against Wolves. The DR Congo international had picked up the knock while on international duty but returned to full training ahead of the game. His availability is a boost for Sunderland as he remains a key presence in the center of the pitch.

OCTOBER 18, 2025 • ROTOWIRE

Late call Saturday Sadiki (ankle) will be a late call for Saturday's clash against Wolves, coach Regis Le Bris said in the press conference. "He will train today and will assess it after the session....

Impact Sadiki suffered an ankle injury while on international duty with DR Congo and will need to be assessed after the final training session to know if he can be available for Saturday's clash against Wolves. Sadiki is a regular starter for the Black Cats and if he had to miss the game, Chris Rigg and Dan Neil could be the possible replacements in the midfield.

OCTOBER 16, 2025 • ROTOWIRE

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OCTOBER 14, 2025 • BBC.CO.UK

Injured on international duty Sadiki suffered an injury while with the DR Congo international camp, according to Evan Lloyd of Mackem News.

Impact Sadiki looks to have suffered an injury, with the defender leaving his national team's camp after picking up a sprained ankle. This is a rough turn for the midfielder, as he could be eyeing anywhere from weeks to months out due to the injury. However, initial thoughts are leaning towards a minor injury, although the worry of something more still lingers. He is a regular starter this season, so the club will monitor his situation closely, with Chris Rigg and Dan Niel as possible options if Sadiki misses time.

OCTOBER 14, 2025 • ROTOWIRE

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JULY 7, 2025 • BBC.CO.UK

Completes Sunderland move Sadiki has completed a transfer from Union SG to Sunderland on a five-year contract, his new club announced Friday.

Impact Sadiki played a huge role in Union SG's title-winning campaign in the 2024-25 season, and he'll add some much-needed versatility to the Black Cats' defensive line for the 2025/26 campaign. Sadiki can play both as a central midfielder and central defender, so he should have plenty of chances to play regularly in Sunderland's return to the Premier League.

JULY 4, 2025 • ROTOWIRE