AliousSunderland striker Wilson Isidor has taken to social media to issue a heartfelt apology to the club’s fans following the goalless draw against Burnley at Turf Moor.
The French forward, on loan from Zenit St. Petersburg, endured a tough night as he missed two crucial penalties in the dying moments of the match.
Both spot-kicks were saved by Burnley goalkeeper James Trafford, leaving Sunderland frustrated in their pursuit of three points against their promotion rivals.
Visibly emotional after the final whistle, Isidor was consoled by teammates and staff before later addressing his disappointment in a candid social media post. He shared his feelings with supporters, writing:
“Feel like a big slap in the face, and the worst day of my life because all of us know how I love this club.
Even if only act on the pitch can make forgive, I would like to apologise to my teammates, every single fan and all the person of this club for what happened tonight.”
Isidor went on to express his deep remorse and his determination to bounce back, adding:
“I feel really ashamed, but I promise you that I will come back stronger from this! See you Tuesday, HWTL. And also big love for all messages of support from the real one.”
The striker’s emotional response highlights his connection to the club and the fans, as well as his drive to recover from this challenging moment.
Sunderland supporters have rallied around Isidor with messages of encouragement, showing solidarity with the player as he looks to move past the setback and contribute positively in the coming games.
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