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Conor Coventry does not want to be cast in the role of “nearly man” as the Republic of Ireland attempt to qualify for the European Under-21s Championship finals for the first time.
Like most Championship clubs this summer, Middlesbrough will need to strengthen in a number of positions if they want to challenge for automatic promotion in the 2022-23 season.
Middlesbrough fell away from the promotion picture in disappointing fashion in the final few months of the season under Chris Wilder.
Middlesbrough are expected to be very busy in the summer transfer window, with bringing in a few strikers the priority for Chris Wilder.
Championship outfit Coventry City will resist all offers for star striker Viktor Gyokeres unless they receive a bid that’s too good to turn down, as per an update from Coventry Live.
Following his arrival at the Riverside Stadium last November, there was optimism amongst supporters that Chris Wilder would be able to lead Middlesbrough into Championship play-offs within six months – however it wasn’t to be in the end.
The 32-year-old has been on the fringes of the first team at St James’ Park and with the arrival of Chris Wood in January not exactly helping his cause, the ex-West Bromwich talisman was linked with a move away from Tyneside even before this summer.
Having dusted themselves down following what was a disappointing end to the 2021/22 campaign, Middlesbrough will now be determined to move forward as a club under the guidance of manager Chris Wilder.