Coventry City will reportedly look to fend off interest in striker Victor Gyokeres by offering the Sweden international a new deal at the club.
The 24-year-old has been linked with the Blues and other Premier League clubs on the back of his 18-goal Championship season last term, which has been followed up in impressive fashion so far this term. Gyokeres has scored nine times in 19 appearances in 2022/23, helping his club to continue climbing the division at a rapid date.
Out of contract in 2024, his current employers are attempting to secure the long-term future of their prized asset through the offer of an improved deal. According to Football League World, Crystal Palace, Everton, Southampton and West Ham are all 'considering' a move but will have to contend with Coventry's improved contract.
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The report adds the Sky Blues' talisman is set to receive a 'substantial pay rise' should he agree to the improved terms, causing Everton and other Premier League sides a potential cause for concern in their pursuit of Gyokeres.
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