How is Todd Kane faring since leaving QPR?

Todd Kane moved to Coventry City from Queens Park Rangers at the back end of the summer transfer window and has settled in really well under Mark Robins.

The Sky Blues are putting together a hugely impressive season, just their second since promotion from League One, and will remain optimistic about their chances of making a late dash for the play-offs.

Kane has slotted into a right wing back role very comfortably and has chipped in with a goal and five assists in all competitions.

The 28-year-old’s performances have been so consistent that he has moved above Fankaty Dabo in the pecking order.

Dabo has been a great servant for the Sky Blues since signing from Chelsea in the summer of 2019, his displacement speaks volumes to the impact that Kane has made at the CBS Arena.

Coventry are just two points behind Middlesbrough in sixth place and have recovered from a downturn in form to keep supporters optimistic of their top six prospects.

Kane has a contract at the CBS Arena until the summer of 2023, entering the final year of his contract next season the pressure will really be on, and his performances will be scrutinised further with the security of his future in mind.

So far so good, and with Albert Adomah becoming first choice right wing back for Rangers it feels like the transfer has been beneficial for both parties.

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