Coventry City are beginning to shape their summer transfer strategy, with renewed focus on attacking reinforcements after a cautious approach during the January window.

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Head coach Frank Lampard previously admitted there was room to strengthen up front mid-season, but insisted the club would only act if the right opportunity presented itself. Speaking earlier in the year, Lampard emphasised the importance of maintaining balance within the squad rather than making impulsive additions.

“If you find the right one, I think we would have done one more,” he said. “But it had to be right with the group… it’s important not to go and buy players just to buy players. Every player we try to bring in, there needs to be a purpose.”

That patience now appears to be guiding Coventry’s summer plans, with the Sky Blues exploring potential targets ahead of the transfer window.

One name understood to be under consideration is a forward from Leeds United, who could be set for a move away in search of regular first-team football. Coventry are believed to be among the clubs monitoring the situation closely, though they are not alone in their interest.

Derby County have also emerged as a potential destination, setting up a possible transfer tussle between two ambitious Championship sides. Both clubs are looking to strengthen their attacking options as they aim to push higher up the table next season.

For Coventry, the pursuit aligns with Lampard’s long-term vision of building a cohesive and competitive squad capable of sustaining a promotion challenge. While no deal is imminent, the coming weeks are expected to bring greater clarity as clubs begin formal discussions and players assess their futures.

With the summer window approaching, Coventry’s measured approach suggests they will once again prioritise quality over quantity — but this time, they appear ready to act if the right opportunity finally arrives.