Sunderland are set to offload players this month, as Chris Coleman looks to raise funds.
Sunderland are locked in a relegation battle in the Championship, and Coleman only want players who are committed to their cause.
As a result, the Welsh boss has stated that any Sunderland player will be made available for transfer in January, if they come to him and ask for a move.
He said: “If someone doesn’t want to be here, as long as they’re honest and come out and say ‘I’m not up for the fight’ that’s fine.
“We can’t afford any pretender in our ranks. We need soldiers who will keep marching forward.”
Sunderland are known to be looking to offload some of their fringe players, as they want to raise funds.
Lamine Kone and Didier N’Dong are two players who could be set to leave Sunderland, according to the Star.
Sunderland have plans to bring in a range of players in the coming weeks, as Coleman realises that he needs to add quality.
The Black Cats have been abject so far this season, and currently sit in 23rd place in the Championship table.
Sunderland are yet to make a signing so far this month, but Liverpool striker Ben Woodburn is believed to be close to joining on loan.
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