Ephron Mason-Clark, the new Coventry City winger, expressed that making the move from Peterborough United to the club was a decision that came naturally to him.
Even though he completed his transfer to the Sky Blues in January, Mason-Clark continued to play on loan at Posh, where he tasted victory in the EFL Trophy but faced disappointment in the League One play-offs.
The winger is now gearing up to compete in the Championship with Mark Robins’ team, aiming to help them secure a return to the Premier League.
During his initial interview with Coventry City, Mason-Clark, formerly of Barnet, revealed that joining the club after speaking to boss Mark Robins was an easy choice for him.
“For me, it was a decision that felt right,” he said. “Talking to the manager made me realize that I wanted to be a part of this team. I was eager to join and elevate my game to a higher level with this squad.”
Mason-Clark is looking forward to a well-deserved break before reuniting with his new team for pre-season training. He enthusiastically stated, “I’m excited to make a strong impression and work diligently not only for the fans, but also for my teammates and the coaching staff. I can’t wait to get started.”
