While it may seem quiet on the transfer front for Coventry City, behind the scenes, Mark Robins and his team are hard at work preparing for the upcoming season. As most players enjoy some downtime, the club’s internationals are gearing up for summer duty. Meanwhile, the Academy is buzzing with activity as one rising star shines in the Under-17s Euros.
Coventry City owner Doug King sent a heartfelt message to Cov Rugby Club ahead of their final match of the season, praising their 150th anniversary. The club responded with gratitude, inviting Sky Blues fans to join them for the last game.
Academy goalkeeper Luis Lines showcased his talent with an outstanding save for Wales Under-17s, earning praise from the first team goalkeeper coach. In the transfer market, Peterborough United swiftly replaced a departing winger, securing their first signing of the summer.
Former Sky Blues player Viktor Gyokeres celebrated a successful season with Sporting Lisbon, while Gustavo Hamer received accolades at Sheffield United. Sky Blues star Haji Wright earned a spot in the USA’s provisional squad, with plans to utilize his skills on the wing.
As Bolton Wanderers sparked controversy by using a familiar anthem in their play-off final preparations, Coventry City fans were divided in their response.
