Rudoni’s stint with Huddersfield may have ended with a relegation to League One, but his stock remains high in the eyes of many.

Coventry had shown interest in acquiring the midfielder, though Huddersfield’s initial £10m valuation posed a hurdle for Mark Robins’ side. Reports suggested that Coventry were prepared to shell out around £5m, but recent developments indicate a willingness to go above and beyond.

In a negotiated deal, the Championship club has agreed to pay £6m upfront with additional bonuses included, providing Huddersfield with a welcome financial injection. The specifics of these extra payments and their impact on the final sum remain undisclosed.

Despite the financial implications, Coventry sees Rudoni as a vital component for their quest to secure promotion and are content to invest in his potential.

Having featured prominently in clashes between Huddersfield and Coventry last season, the 23-year-old midfielder now looks set for a fresh chapter in his career.