Wilson Isidor is prepared to leave Sunderland this summer, having had his game time reduced following Sunderland's promotion, with manager Regis Le Bris preferring Brian Brobbey in the forward position. The 25-year-old has scored five goals in 30 top-flight appearances this campaign, with the majority of those appearances having been from the bench, and he has not had a league start in five months. In January, Sunderland set an asking price of £25 million for the striker, which deterred interested clubs. It is suggested that Sunderland may need to lower their asking price in the coming months. With a year of top-flight experience, Isidor is considered a suitable option as a new centre-forward for Ipswich Town. The Haitian international, who has two caps for his country, is under contract until June 2028 and has a current market value of €18.00m according to Transfermarkt. During the January window, Everton, Nottingham Forest, Napoli, and Beşiktaş were among the clubs linked with him.