Coventry City's Tristen Batanwi could be allowed to leave the club permanently as several EFL clubs have expressed interest in signing the young left-wing-back. The 20-year-old has attracted attention from League Two clubs, and it remains to be seen whether Coventry would prefer a loan or permanent deal. Batanwi has yet to make a senior appearance for Frank Lampard's side and may now find it impossible to break into the manager's first-team plans. The defender spent a significant period on the sidelines recently when he picked up a major injury for the Under-21s side, which derailed his first-team ambitions. However, clubs across the EFL and notably in League Two are now prepared to hand him the opportunity to play regular football in the lower divisions. A loan move remains a strong possibility given he is unproven at a senior level, with clubs keen to explore both short-term and long-term deals with the Sky Blues. Coventry will make the final call over his future and whether they want to keep him at the CBS Arena beyond next season. The club's decision on Batanwi's future comes as part of their ambitious transfer plans, with Frank Lampard set to be backed in the summer transfer window. The club believes that supporting the manager will give them the best chance of staying in the Premier League next season, and a busy window is expected to follow their promotion. Positions throughout the starting XI will be assessed and improved with new additions, which could see Batanwi and other players on the fringes of Lampard's squad pushed out. Coventry also believe that backing the manager will deter interest from Premier League clubs who had been looking to lure him away. With the future of Tristen Batanwi hanging in the balance, Coventry City fans will be eager to see how the club's transfer plans unfold in the coming weeks.