Daniel Cummings is being monitored by Sunderland along with other clubs from England, Italy, and Austria. His contract with Celtic is in its final year, and he could leave for a minimal fee of €310,000. Despite his excellent performance, Celtic has not shown interest in extending his current contract.

Daniel Cummings, a rapidly rising star from Celtic, has been linked with Sunderland in the past. The 18-year-old has scored 23 goals in 21 games for Celtic's B-team this season. Despite Brendan Rodgers' interest in having a young striker as a third choice, Cummings hasn't been given an opportunity, and with his contract ending this season, he might leave for training compensation.

Daniel Cummings, an 18-year-old promising striker from Celtic, is drawing attention from several Premier League clubs. He has achieved an impressive record of 22 goals in 20 games for Celtic's youth team this season, which includes five goals in the UEFA Youth League. Cummings is set to become a free agent in the summer as he has not been offered a contract extension by Celtic, enabling him to start discussions with other clubs from January 1. According to The Mail, Premier League clubs such as Brentford, Wolves, Fulham, and Ipswich, alongside Championship teams Sunderland and Burnley, are keeping a close watch on him. Should Cummings depart, Celtic stands to receive a training compensation fee ranging from £230,000 to £330,000.