The 2023/24 Championship campaign came to a disappointing end for Coventry City, with four defeats in their final five games leaving them just short of a playoff place. Despite a slow start, Mark Robins’ men had put themselves in contention for a top six finish, only to fall nine points adrift in the end.
As the summer transfer window approaches, attention is turning to midfielder Ben Sheaf, who has caught the eye of several Premier League clubs. Sheaf, who has been with Coventry since 2021, has been a standout player for the team, stepping up in the absence of key departures.
Reports suggest that Ipswich Town, Luton Town, and Fulham are all interested in the 26-year-old, with Luton having previously tried to secure his services. However, Coventry are standing firm on their £15 million valuation of Sheaf, keen to hold onto a player who has become a crucial part of their squad.
With interest from top-flight clubs growing, Coventry will need to navigate negotiations carefully to ensure they get the best deal possible for Sheaf. His importance to the team and his contract situation put the Sky Blues in a strong position, but they will need to make a tough decision if a suitable offer comes in for the talented midfielder.
