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Coventry City agrees deal to sign striker Taiwo Awoniyi from Nottingham Forest
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Coventry City agrees deal to sign striker Taiwo Awoniyi from Nottingham Forest

From Vanguard · () English

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  • Coventry City has agreed to sign Nigerian striker Taiwo Awoniyi from Nottingham Forest.
  • The Championship club is finalizing the permanent transfer, with Awoniyi undergoing his medical.
  • Awoniyi brings Premier League experience to Coventry, aiming to bolster their attacking options.

Coventry City has reached an agreement with Nottingham Forest to secure the permanent transfer of Nigerian striker Taiwo Awoniyi. The Championship club is finalizing the deal, with the experienced forward currently undergoing his medical examinations. This move is expected to significantly bolster Frank Lampard's attacking options for Coventry.

Awoniyi brings valuable Premier League experience to the Coventry squad, having spent recent seasons with Nottingham Forest. The Nigeria international joined Forest in 2022 from Union Berlin and has been a prominent player at the City Ground. Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano confirmed the agreement, stating that the club-to-club deal is done and the medical is underway.

The addition of Awoniyi is anticipated to enhance Coventry's attacking capabilities, providing pace, physicality, and proven Premier League experience. His arrival signals Coventry's intent to strengthen their squad as they aim to compete effectively in the Championship.

Coventry City agree deal to sign Taiwo Awoniyi from Nottingham Forest, here we go! Club-to-club agreement done, permanent move and also understand medical is now ongoing. New striker for Frank Lampard.

โ€” Fabrizio RomanoTransfer expert confirming the agreement and details of the transfer.
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