Coventry City Face Depth Concerns Under Frank Lampard

After the closure of the summer transfer window on 1 September, Coventry City’s situation has sparked mixed emotions among supporters and experts alike. Frank Lampard’s side remains unbeaten in the Championship after two wins and two draws, yet concerns linger about the squad’s overall strength. The surprise departure of long-serving captain Ben Sheaf to Wrexham without a replacement has raised questions about midfield depth, leaving Jamie Allen and Josh Eccles as Lampard’s main options if injuries strike Victor Torp or Matt Grimes.

Retaining star playmaker Jack Rudoni was seen as crucial business, while keeping Milan van Ewijk and Bobby Thomas adds stability. In the final hours, Coventry secured Luke Woolfenden from Ipswich, whose experience and lower cost compared to Hull’s Charlie Hughes was a positive move. Still, doubts remain over new faces like goalkeeper Carl Rushworth and full-backs Kaine Kesler-Hayden and Miguel Brau.