Mark Robins is keeping Coventry City fans guessing about where he plans to deploy Jack Rudoni this season, following the midfielder’s exciting summer move from Huddersfield Town.
Speaking about the 23-year-old’s arrival, Robins revealed that Rudoni had been on the club’s radar for years, despite facing significant interest from other teams. He credited the recruitment team, particularly Jamie Johnson, for their efforts in securing the versatile player.
“He’s just a really good player,” Robins commented when asked about Rudoni’s standout qualities. “He’s hit the ground running in pre-season. He’s hungry, wants to improve, and adds dynamism, energy, and quality to our squad.”
As for Rudoni’s role on the pitch, Robins kept details vague, preferring to let fans see for themselves. Despite wearing the number five shirt, traditionally for centre-halves, instead of the iconic number ten, Robins hinted at Rudoni’s adaptability across various positions.
“He’s played as a six, eight, ten, eleven, and seven… He’s just a good player, infectious as well,” Robins remarked, highlighting Rudoni’s versatility and enthusiasm for joining Coventry’s journey.
Fans eagerly await to see where Rudoni will make his mark in the upcoming season under Robins’ guidance.
