Max Power played for Sunderland against Port Vale in the FA Cup on Sunday.
Sunderland owner Stewart Donald has responded to midfielder Max Power’s message on Twitter following the match against Port Vale.
Power was in action for Sunderland against Port Vale in the FA Cup on Sunday afternoon.
The 25-year-old midfielder – who joined the Black Cats on loan from Championship side Wigan Athletic in the summer transfer window – came on as a substitute in the 71st minute of the FA Cup first-round tie at Vale Park, as Jack Ross’s team won 2-1.
It was the former Tranmere Rovers star’s first competitive appearance for League One outfit Sunderland after serving a five-match suspension.
Sunderland owner Donald has responded to Power’s post on Twitter following his return to action.
Meanwhile, Rees Greenwood has praised Sunderland midfielders George Honeyman and Lynden Gooch on Twitter for their goals against Port Vale.
Honeyman, 24, scored for the Black Cats in the first minute, and 22-year-old Gooch found the target for Ross’s team on 19 minutes.
Greenwood came through the Sunderland youth academy and parted company with the Black Cats in January 2018.
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