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Sunderland reportedly offer defender Wes Brown a new one-year deal, despite rumours that the Black Cats had decided to release him.

Sunderland have reportedly offered a new one-year deal to defender Wes Brown.

The 35-year-old comes to the end of his current contract on June 30 and there were reports that the former Manchester United centre-back would be released by the Black Cats.

However, according to The Chronicle, the North-East outfit have offered Brown, who moved to the Stadium of Light in 2011, a fresh 12-month deal.

The decision to keep the defender has been made despite Brown making just two appearances during Dick Advocaat's time in charge towards the end of last season.

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