INCREDIBLE If Coventry City can avoid Ipswich Town, it may be their best summertime business, forget about the £10 million contract. Examine

A significant windfall for Coventry City might follow developments at Arsenal.

O’Hare appears set to quit the team, and given the potential effects of his exit, a successor will be needed.

With the arrival of Rodrigues and Ephron Mason-Clark to the wing, they have increased their options, but they could still need to recruit a striker.

There are four striker options: Ellis Simms, Haji Wright, Fabio Tavares, and Matt Godden. However, Wright can operate out wide, Tavares hasn’t had a significant impact at the Coventry Building Society Arena, and Godden’s future may be in doubt.

Ben Sheaf’s retention might be Coventry City’s best summertime investment.

Sheaf was a key member of the Sky Blues in the previous season, thus it is unfortunate that he hasn’t already been promoted.

During the 2023–24 season, he not only had a significant impact in the heart of the park, but he also proved to be a man of timing with his FA Cup goal against Oxford United in January.

He is one of the most complete midfielders in the division thanks to his all-around game, which includes his ability to pass, tackle, and provide a threat in the final third.

It was unfortunate to lose a player of Gus Hamer’s caliber last season, but Sheaf filled in admirably and has proven to be a valuable asset; yet, he might stand to gain from having a consistent midfield partner.

Although Rudoni has already arrived and may play with Sheaf in a deep midfield role, Josh Eccles is the guy who should start beside him.

The midfielder’s play might be improved even more by Rudoni’s presence, and even with Rudoni’s £10 million arrival in mind, it might be the Sky Blues’ finest summer business to keep the former Arsenal player around given the enormous gap his departure would likely leave.

Sheaf is a fantastic asset to have on the field, so it would be wise to retain him in addition to the amount of interest he has attracted recently—Ipswich Town is one team rumored to be interested in him.

There isn’t much urgency on Coventry to cash in on him this summer because his contract doesn’t expire until the summer of 2026.

This summer, retention might be preferable to buying at Coventry City.