Coventry City has brought in six new players this summer, adding strength and depth to the squad. With injuries reducing and confidence high among fans, the team is looking much healthier as they prepare for the Championship campaign. However, there is still room for improvement before the transfer window closes at the end of the month.
The team is in need of a dynamic central midfielder to provide quality and competition in the middle of the park. The failed pursuit of Marko Stamenic earlier in the summer has left a gap that needs to be filled. Two potential targets, Bobby Clark from Liverpool and Nicolas Madsen from Westerlo, have emerged as options for Mark Robins to consider.
Competition at right-back is also necessary to push standout performer Milan van Ewijk and provide backup. Ilay Camara from RWDM Molenbeek is one possible option, although talks seem to have stalled in recent days. Another question mark hangs over the need for an experienced centre-back, with Joe Worrall from Nottingham Forest being linked to the club.
It’s clear that Coventry City still has work to do before the transfer window closes in order to ensure they have the squad depth and quality needed for a successful season in the Championship.
