Clubs have enquired into the possibility of taking Coventry City youngsters Isaac Moore and Aidan Dausch on loan.
A number of League Two and National League clubs have expressed an interest in the pair, with Coventry weighing up whether to let them leave.
Midfielder Moore has recently penned a new three-year deal with the Sky Blues. The 19-year-old has suffered two serious injuries which forced him to miss significant game time but has now returned to fitness.
“I’m buzzing to have extended my stay with Coventry,” Moore said after signing his new deal. “It was great to get a taste of being around the first team last season and now I’m ready to kick on and go again this year.”
Forward Dausch, also 19, represents the USA at youth level and has played for the Coventry first team.
He spent time on loan at National League South side St Albans City last season, where he impressed.
Coventry have already strengthened this summer with the addition of highly-rated defender Kaine Kesler-Hayden from Aston Villa.
The Sky Blues narrowly missed out on promotion to the Premier League last season, losing to Sunderland in the Championship play-off semi-finals.
Leicester City should capitalise on Newcastle United contract news – Coventry City fanbase would not take it well
Newcastle United recently confirmed that Callum Wilson would be leaving the club after five years.
The 33-year-old scored 49 times for the Magpies, and was rewarded for his efforts with a Carabao Cup winners’ medal earlier this year.
It’s currently unknown where Wilson’s future lies, but his goalscoring credentials speak for themselves and he has previously proven to be a capable operator in the Championship.
The former England international recorded 27 goal contributions for Bournemouth as they secured the second-tier title a decade ago and would be a deadly option for most clubs in the division.
Leicester City should capitalise on Callum Wilson’s Newcastle exit
The former Newcastle striker is five years younger than the Leicester legend, so would be more than capable of operating out of the Championship physically.
Furthermore, the Foxes are still waiting on the outcome of their alleged PSR breach, which could result in a minimum 12-point penalty if found guilty.
Wilson would be available on a free transfer, which means that it wouldn’t worsen any financial burden they are already potentially carrying, although his wages likely wouldn’t be cheap.
To sweeten the deal, it would antagonise their bitter rivals, Coventry City, to no end.
Coventry City supporters would likely fume at Leicester City move for Callum Wilson
Leave a Reply