Mark Robins has set out Coventry City’s strategy for the upcoming transfer window in hopes of a productive and thrilling summer that will elevate the club to new heights and increase competitiveness for the next season.
Disappointed by this season’s shortcomings due to injuries and lack of squad depth, the team fell short of their goals in the play-offs and FA Cup. With a painful defeat to QPR marking the end of the 2023/24 campaign, Robins is eager to start the rebuilding process.
While keeping his recruitment plans under wraps, Robins is faced with the departure of key players like Liam Kelly, Callum O’Hare, Simon Moore, and loanee Luis Binks. Despite interest in star players like Ben Sheaf, Ellis Simms, and Haji Wright, the manager is determined to retain his key assets and build a strong squad for the future.
Robins emphasized his intention to bring in players who are committed to the club’s long-term goals and are willing to stay and contribute to Coventry’s success. Rejecting the idea of using the club as a stepping stone, he is focused on building a team of players who embody dedication and loyalty, following the example set by Liam Kelly.
With sustainability and growth at the forefront of his plans, Robins is determined to approach the transfer market strategically to achieve long-term success. Excited for the opportunity to strengthen the squad, he is prepared to make the necessary moves to propel Coventry City to greater heights.
