Coventry City narrowly missed out on securing a play-off spot last season, finishing in ninth place in the Championship table. Mark Robins is now determined to strengthen his team during the summer to narrow the gap and break into the top six.
With ambitions of making their return to the Premier League after two decades, Coventry can draw optimism from their impressive run to the FA Cup semi-final. However, the club will also need to assess their player contracts closely to ensure a successful future.
Six Coventry players are facing expiring contracts in the summer of 2025, including Fabio Tavares, who has struggled for game time since joining from Rochdale. Jake Bidwell has been a consistent presence in the squad but may need his contract situation reevaluated due to declining performance.
Goalkeeper Ben Wilson and forwards Matty Godden and Jamie Allen have all played vital roles in the team, but with uncertain futures as their contracts approach expiration. Kasey Palmer, despite contributing to the team significantly, also faces a decision on his future with the club.
As Coventry aims for promotion and improvement, tough choices lie ahead for the club to secure their long-term success.
