Coventry City must avoid these 2 transfer scenarios before August 30th

The 2024 summer transfer window is in full flow, and so far it has been an excellent one for Coventry City.

Since the Sky Blues have added several exciting players, it seems sense that there are high hopes at CBS Arena; many people believe they will have a good 2024–2025 season.

The only major setback Mark Robins has had thus far is the departure of Callum O’Hare, but his departure was anticipated, and he signed players like Jack Rudoni, so his departure shouldn’t be taken too personally.

Coventry City has had a pretty good summer overall, but they still have a few weeks remaining in the transfer window, so they can’t afford to become too comfortable.

Deals can move quickly, especially in the final moments of the window, as we have all witnessed in the past, so Robins won’t be sitting back just yet.

In light of that, Coventry City needs to steer clear of these two transfer situations this month.

Despite the addition of Brandon Thomas-Asante to the Sky Blues’ roster, it would be disastrous if Ellis Simms or Haji Wright left this summer. Together, they scored 19 goals and 38 goals last season.

Wright from Antalyaspor and Simms from Everton are two strikers who joined the team last summer. During their rookie season, both players gave good performances at the CBS Arena.

Maintaining Wright and Simms in Coventry will be crucial if the team is to aim for promotion this season. They were essential to the team’s journey to the FA Cup semi-final.

Although there haven’t been many connections with the two as of yet, Coventry fans should feel confident that they’ll be with the team before the transfer market clos

After their recent acquisitions, Coventry City’s roster is in terrific form, and at this point in the transfer window, holding onto key players is more crucial than making new ones.

Keeping Ben Sheaf will be one of their top priorities. It was recently revealed that Manchester United had recognized Sheaf as a component of INEOS’ hiring process, so they may have a fight on their hands to retain him on staff.

es, since we all know how quickly things can change.

The Sun first connected Simms to Brentford and Bournemouth in May, but Coventry will be hoping the connection lasts for a long time as there have been no new developments.

He’s been so good for the Sky Blues that teams like Luton Town, Ipswich Town, and Fulham have reportedly expressed interest in him in the past, according to The Sun.

The former Arsenal player made over 140 appearances for the team while wearing the captain’s armband. He first joined the Sky Blues on loan in 2020 and then moved permanently the following summer.

Coventry would have preferred for Sheaf to have left earlier in the transfer season, giving them time to sign a suitable successor. They will be attempting to hold onto the central midfield player past the August 30th transfer deadline.