Regis Le Bris
Full name: Régis Le Bris
Date of birth: 6 December 1975
Birthplace: Pont-l’Abbe, France
Managerial history:
2015-22 – Lorient B
2022-24 – Lorient
2024-present – Sunderland
Mackem News shares the latest news, updates, opinion and analysis about Sunderland AFC manager Régis Le Bris.
Le Bris joined Sunderland in June 2024 and won the EFL Championship Manager of the Month award two months later. He then guided Sunderland to promotion to the Premier League in his debut season at the Stadium of Light.
Sunderland’s record vs relegation-threatened sides examined as make-or-break Nottingham Forest encounter awaits
Sunderland welcome Nottingham Forest to the Stadium of Light on Friday night as they look to boost their European hopes. With three wins from the…
Aston Villa vs Sunderland: Black Cats out to achieve 12-year first at Villa Park
Aston Villa welcome Sunderland to Villa Park on Sunday as the Wearsiders look to build on their successive Premier League victories. European football is well…
Regis Le Bris: Is his Sunderland future really up for debate?
Regis Le Bris has been instrumental in Sunderland’s rise over the last 12 months, and yet there are still debates as to whether he should…
Sunderland given last laugh vs Newcastle again after tone deaf Anthony Gordon comments
Sunderland have been given another reason to mock Newcastle after disrespectful Anthony Gordon comments surfaced after the Tyne-Wear derby. Brian Brobbey sparked pandemonium in the…
Sunderland may have poor Sunday record, but reverse Newcastle fixture shows what’s possible
Sunderland have played five Premier League games on a Sunday this season, and their only win in them has come against Newcastle United. Regis Le…
Sunderland possession stats could determine outcome vs Newcastle United
Sunderland have lost an alarming number of games when they have had more possession. Form has been hard to come by as of late for…
Sunderland: New transfer model is clearly working, but supporters should be worried
Sunderland have adopted a transfer model centred on player trading, but supporters still have reason to be worried. The Black Cats splashed out over £100million…