Sunderland’s Wilson Isidor Signs New Deal Keeping Him at Club Until 2030
Sunderland forward Wilson Isidor has officially signed a new contract that will keep him at the club until 2030. The 26-year-old player expressed his enthusiasm about extending his stay, stating, “there is still a lot more to achieve here.”
Isidor originally joined Sunderland on loan from Zenit St Petersburg in August 2024, and he made his transfer permanent in February 2025. Since joining the Black Cats, he has made a significant impact, scoring 19 goals in 83 appearances across all competitions. Last season, he contributed six goals in the Premier League, helping Sunderland secure a seventh-place finish and qualify for the Europa League.
The forward also represented Haiti in the World Cup this summer, where he played in all three of the team’s matches and scored against Morocco.
Reflecting on his new contract, Isidor shared his excitement: “I’m very happy to continue my journey with Sunderland. This club has given me some great memories already and I feel there is still a lot more to achieve here. Playing in the Premier League and representing Haiti at the World Cup have been special moments for me and now I’m focused on continuing to improve, helping the team and giving everything I can for the supporters.”
Sunderland forward Wilson Isidor says “there is still a lot more to achieve here” after signing a new deal to keep him at the club until 2030.
Isidor joined the Black Cats initially on loan from Zenit St Petersburg in August 2024 before making the deal permanent in February 2025.
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The 26-year-old has scored 19 goals in 83 appearances in all competitions for Sunderland, including six in the Premier League last season as Regis Le Bris’s side finished seventh and achieved Europa League qualification.
He then featured in each of Haiti’s three World Cup games in the summer, scoring against Morocco.
Speaking about his new deal, Isidor said: “I’m very happy to continue my journey with Sunderland. This club has given me some great memories already and I feel there is still a lot more to achieve here.
“Playing in the Premier League and representing Haiti at the World Cup have been special moments for me and now I’m focused on continuing to improve, helping the team and giving everything I can for the supporters.”
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