Coventry City are willing to do everything in their power to keep hold of their attacking mainstay Jack Rudoni amid interest from Everton.

Coventry City are determined to retain attacking midfielder Jack Rudoni amid reported transfer interest from Everton. Everton manager David Moyes has identified the 25-year-old as an attacking midfield target to provide support alongside Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall. Leeds United have also monitored the midfielder, but Coventry have no intention of allowing him to leave midway through their Premier League survival campaign.
Rudoni is considered central to manager Frank Lampard's squad, having scored three goals in his first ten Premier League games. While Coventry plan to resist any mid-season bids, Everton are reportedly prepared to pursue a permanent transfer next summer if Rudoni does not agree to a contract extension or if Coventry suffer relegation.
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