Coventry City have three options up front but Taiwo Awoniyi is the man in possession of the shirt…

Coventry City manager Frank Lampard emphasized the importance of competition among his strikers after Taiwo Awoniyi emerged as a primary attacking option. Awoniyi, who joined from Nottingham Forest in the summer, has started five Premier League games, including the last two. Lampard praised his recent display against Sunderland but made clear that rotation and mutual competition remain essential across the squad.
Lampard highlighted the need for three active center forwards to handle the demands of the Premier League and guard against injuries. He urged £20.9 million summer arrival Sidiki Cherif and Ellis Simms to continuously push Awoniyi and each other for starting positions.
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