Coventry owner threatens Sporting

Doug King also stated that there are “many stakeholders” in the striker. “We are competing in the Championship (English League II) and if Coventry decides they want to keep him because he is important for promotion to the Premier League … he will have to get it into his head,” he said. said. He then adds, “Obviously if he had stayed, he could have left for free and that would have infuriated everyone, but reality doesn’t just matter in one way. I don’t like it when things get reported in the press, but I think we have to adjust.”

The owner of the club admits that Sporting were in touch, but warns: “When a player transfers, he must settle terms with one club and the other must agree on financial compensation. Otherwise, nothing happens,” he said.

Franco Israel goes to war
“I think about the fight for a place at Sporting. Before arriving in Montevideo, I spoke with Rubén Amorim and he told me that he will have more minutes in the new season,” Franco Israel, Uruguay goalkeeper, told Rádio Sport890.

Sotiris is a priority
The transfer of Sortiris is a priority for Sporting, who are asking for five million euros for his release. The 21-year-old Greek has been assigned to Feyenoord, but the Dutch only accept loans. Stuttgart can take the lead.