Tuttomercato reports on Sunderland's interest in acquiring Angelino, joining the competition with Girona and Al-Nassr. Sunderland is also in the race to acquire Angelino, along with Girona and Al-Nassr.

Florent Ghisolfi, who previously served as the sporting director of Roma and is soon to be officially announced by Sunderland, is interested in bringing Angelino to the Premier League. It is likely that he will soon make an offer at the Trigoria offices. Roma is open to selling Angelino if they receive a favorable proposal, despite his impressive performances since Claudio Ranieri's arrival. The Italian club is facing financial pressures to make sales by June 30, which could aid in Angelino's transfer. Angelino's potential move to Al-Hilal did not materialize after the Saudi club decided to pursue Theo Hernandez instead, creating an opportunity for Sunderland. The left-back, whose contract with Roma extends until June 30, 2028, has enjoyed a notable career, including playing for clubs such as Leipzig, Manchester City, and PSV Eindhoven, and has secured five trophies throughout his career.