Ivorian defender Lamine kone has today signed a new five-year contract with English Premier League club
Sunderland.
The centre-back joined Sunderland in the January transfer window for £6m from French side Lorient, signing a four-and-a-half-year contract.
New manager David Moyes to rejected a reported £22m offer from his former club Everton near the end of the transfer window for Kone.
Sunderland have now moved to secure his services for a further year above his original contract, also with an improved terms for the player.
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Wonderful step for Sunderland!
They really need this man at this moment, as they are fighting another relegation battle.
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