deal for a player who was always at the top of his wish list. As revealed by The Journal back in May, the player's agent was on Wearside for talks at the start of the summer -- and Sunderland had discreetly asked for character references from Wolves officials before then. O'Neill knows there will be questions over the size of the fee, but believes there is enough potential in Fletcher for him to be the answer to the goalscoring problems which have blighted the club since they sold Darren Bent to Aston Villa. As well as being good in the air, he has impressive technique and his movement in the box is another asset for a player who hit double figures for Wolves last year despite the fact they ended up being relegated from the Premier League. Sunderland will now look to add a right-back, a left-back and a creative midfielder -- and will also move to bring in another striker if Fraizer Campbell leaves. Croatia left-back Ivan Strinic -- who plays for Ukrainian side Dnipro -- is a priority defensive target, while United States front man Clint Dempsey emerged as a shock target -- although the 29-year-old is believed to prefer a move to Liverpool. The most ambitious of Sunderland's targets is Manchester City's former Middlesbrough winger Adam Johnson, and the club are encouraged that he is yet to count out a move to Wearside. Although other potential suitors, including Everton and West Ham, have been told he is