Coventry City have been handed major boosts in their pursuits of Francisco Moura, Fikayo Tomori, Mykhailo Mudryk, and Angel Gomes. The Sky Blues are building a squad ready for their first season in the Premier League since 2001. Frank Lampard has broken the transfer record four times this summer, spending £86.2million on the likes of Carl Rushworth, Caleb Yirenky, Aurele Amenda, Frank Onyeka, and Loum Tchaouna.
What's the latest on Francisco Moura?
Moura was identified as a target earlier this summer and now the left-back is reportedly eager to leave Porto. Correio da Manha claims that manager Francesco Farioli referred to the defender when he revealed a Porto player had approached him regarding an exit. Moura's price tag sits at £7m according to Transfermarkt, with Olympiacos also interested in his services.
What's the latest on Angel Gomes?
French newspaper L'Equipe reports that the Sky Blues have made enquiries to Marseille regarding Gomes. The 25-year-old spent the second half of last season on loan to Wolves and is reportedly keen on a return to England. Marseille are not eager to sell Gomes - who they secured on a free transfer last summer - but will not stand in his way if a deal can be agreed.
What's the latest on Mykhailo Mudryk?
Chelsea have opened the door for Mudryk to leave on loan. The Blues are reportedly keen to send the winger to find regular minutes elsewhere as he builds to full fitness. Mudryk has agreed to leave on loan after meetings following Chelsea's pre-season tour of Asia. Reports state that three Premier League sides are interested in the 25-year-old, who prefers a move to another club in the top-flight.
What's the latest on Fikayo Tomori?
Reports in Italy state that the Sky Blues have "come knocking" for AC Milan's Tomori. Quotidiano Sportivo claims that City are one of three clubs offering the defender a route out of Serie A. Tomori is currently valued at around £15m and has just one year left on his deal in Italy. Liverpool and Newcastle are also reported to be interested.
What comes next for Coventry City?
The Sky Blues are preparing to play in the Premier League for the first time since 2001. They will kick off their season against reigning champions Arsenal on August 21. Despite already strengthening the midfield and defensive departments, more signings are required if Lampard's side are to survive the drop.
