Matty Godden bids a heartfelt farewell to Coventry City and their loyal fans as he completes his move to League One outfit Charlton Athletic. The 32-year-old striker, who spent five memorable years with the Sky Blues, has signed a two-year deal with The Valley for an undisclosed fee.
In a touching Instagram post, Godden expressed his gratitude to everyone who supported him during his time at Coventry. From winning the League 1 title to scoring 50 goals, he cherishes every moment. He gave special thanks to the fans for their unwavering support, both at St Andrew’s and the CBS.
Acknowledging the influence of the coaching staff, Godden praised manager Adi Viveash for grooming him into a better player and guiding him through tough times. He also expressed his appreciation for the behind-the-scenes staff, highlighting the role of Richard Overson in his success.
As his former teammates and colleagues wished him well in his new chapter at Charlton, Godden signed off with a promise to return soon. The striker leaves Coventry with fond memories and a deep sense of gratitude for the club and its supporters. Goodbye for now, Godders.
