Coventry City boss vows to ‘make demands’ on January signing

Ephron Mason-Clark, who signed with Coventry City in January, is still playing for Peterborough United, but Mark Robins says he will be “making demands” on him over the coming months.

The 24-year-old was acquired by the Sky Blues during the most recent transfer window for an amount believed to be £4.25 million. As a result, the price was slashed by £750,00 and the player was forced to return on loan. Mark Robins was irritated by this since he had wanted to use the dynamic wide player to support City’s run for the Championship play-offs rather than having to wait until the summer to utilize his skills.

The City manager stated, “Ephron took a slight knock and missed a game recently.” “They changed their strategy and lost the game because of his injury last week, but Dean Austin is in contact with him, so we’ll talk frequently,” But without a question, I will be closely monitoring Ephron.

When asked if the player would attend Coventry games if schedule permits so he can familiarize himself with the venue and the other players before committing to the team permanently in the summer, Robins replied, “That’s something we’ll address because he’s our player now and I will be making certain demands of his time.”