Coventry City have shown interest in Huddersfield Town’s Jack Rudoni, but they are hesitant to meet the £10 million price tag. The Sky Blues admire the attacking midfielder, but a report by CoventryLive suggests they are unlikely to pay the asking price.
Rudoni, 22, faces an uncertain future at the John Smith’s Stadium following Huddersfield’s relegation to League One. Despite Coventry City’s interest in the Londoner, it seems they may not pursue the deal due to the steep valuation.
Mark Robins’ side sees Rudoni as a perfect fit, but they are not willing to overspend to secure his services. Instead, they may use the funds saved from not signing him to target other players in his position.
With Rudoni under contract at Huddersfield until 2026, the Terriers have no urgency to sell him and can wait for the right offer. The forward, who began his career at Crystal Palace, has made a name for himself at AFC Wimbledon and Huddersfield Town.
Although Coventry City may have to pass on Rudoni due to financial considerations, they see the talented midfielder as a valuable addition to their squad.
