“£500k-£600k” – Pundit backs Charlton Athletic to seal “shrewd” Coventry City deal

Matty Godden and Charlton Athletic, who are rumored to be interested in the Coventry City striker,

seem like a great combination, according to Carlton Palmer.

Matty Godden of Coventry City is reportedly being considered by Charlton Athletic as Nathan Jones tries to bolster his attacking line during the summer transfer window.

The striker, who joined from Peterborough United in 2019, has had a fantastic career with the League One team,

having been a key player in their ascent over the previous five years.

Godden played a key role in their promotion, and in the previous few years,

as the Sky Blues made a name for themselves in the second division, he frequently appeared for Mark Robins.

He has, however, made 34 league appearances this season and scored six goals,

the most of which came from the bench. Coventry almost missed the play-offs,

but they did have an incredible FA Cup run that culminated in a

Despite narrowly missing out on the play-offs, Coventry had an incredible FA Cup run that culminated in a heart-stopping loss to Manchester United in the semi-final.

Godden has mostly been used from the bench over the last few months due to Ellis Simms and Haji Wright’s stellar play.

Consequently, it is not impossible that the seasoned forward will leave during the window given that he will be approaching the last 12 months of his contract this summer.

Additionally, Godden is being targeted by the Addicks as manager Adam Jones tries to bolster the team ahead of his first full season in command of the League One team,

according to Rich Cawley of the South London Press.Matt Godden of Coventry City is a player

Charlton has taken notice of. There are no promises that he will be available because he has a one-year deal with the Sky Blues.

If Godden could make an escape, League One would be quite interested.

Should the club decide to acquire Godden this summer,

former England player Carlton Palmer thinks Charlton will be a much better team in League One next season and anticipates him to be another potent attacking addition.

Palmer remarked in an exclusive interview with Football League World:

“Charlton has stabilized the ship with their new owners and manager Nathan Jones.

“They will be wanting to start next season with the owners, recruit well, and look to push towards the play-offs or possibly automatic promotion.

Jones has come in and done incredibly well, with only one defeat in the last six games of the season.

Get more related news on  https://sportviewers.com