Coventry City will look forward to next season with real optimism after a solid first campaign back in the Championship.

The Sky Blues ended up avoiding the drop and avoiding relegation at a canter, with Mark Robins guiding his side to a 16th place finish.

City won four of their final six games and ended the season with a stunning 6-1 victory over Millwall, on an afternoon where they really found their feet in front of goal.

Tyler Walker and Matty Godden ended the season as their leading goalscorers, but after missing out on James Collins, Mark Robins will be keen to bolster his attacking options this summer.

Collins may not be an experienced forward at this level, but he is 30 now and is pushing towards the end of his career.

Can you remember who City's top 10 oldest ever goalscorers are? Have a look through our list and see if you can remember any of these...

After making over 150 appearances for Colchester United, Platt arrived at Coventry in 2010 after a three-year spell in Essex.

Platt, who was born in Wolverhampton, ended up making 70 appearances for City and scored only seven goals. On average, that's a goal every 10 games.

His final goal came in a 1-1 draw with Burnley at Turf Moor in April 2012, where Charlie Austin scored for the hosts.

Platt, at that time, was 34 years, 5 months and 18 days old.

Harford is currently the recruitment officer at Luton Town after helping the Hatters win promotion from League One in 2018/19.

Harford spent a year at Coventry after arriving from Sunderland in 1993, before leaving for Wimbledon in 1994.

Harford made only one appearance for Coventry and scored in his only appearance for the club in a 2-1 home win over Newcastle in August 1993.

Harford, who was born in Sunderland, also played for Newcastle earlier on in his career, so it would have been a special goal for him.

When he scored that goal, he was 34 years, 6 months and 6 days old.

Hutchison, who was born in Hartlepool, joined Coventry on a permanent basis in 2006 after impressing on loan from Millwall in 2005/06.

Hutchison scored three goals in six games during his loan spell, which was enough for the club to want to sign him for good the following season.

Hutchison scored his final goal for Coventry in a 1-1 draw with Southampton at St. Mary's in March 2006, after the scores were level at half-time.

At the time, he was 34 years, 9 months and 23 days old.

Hutchison then moved on to Luton Town and finished his career at Kenilworth Road in 2008.

It was seen as a bit of a coup when Coventry managed to lure Fortune to the club after spells with the likes of Wigan, West Brom, Lille and Celtic.

Coventry were in League One at the time, and Fortune arrived in 2015/16, ending up making 26 appearances for the club and scoring four goals.

Fortune scored his final goal for City in a 3-1 home win over Sheffield United in April 2016, as City continued to hunt down a promotion spot under Tony Mowbray.

At the time, Fortune was 34 years, 9 months and 28 days old. He now plays for UR La Louvière Centre in the Belgium Amateur First Division.

Kilbane ended his career at Coventry, joining on a one-year deal from Hull City in 2012.

Kilbane was named City captain in 2012/13, and scored two goals in 12 appearances for the Sky Blues.

Kilbane scored his first goal on his debut against Dagenham and Redbridge from the penalty spot.

The Republic of Ireland international scored his final goal in a 3-2 League Cup win over Birmingham City in August 2012. He retired in December 2012.

When he scored his final goal, he was 35 years, 6 months and 27 days old.

Shaw joined Coventry from Crystal Palace after coming through the ranks at the London club, signing in 1995.

The central defender made 325 appearances for the Sky Blues in total, and won Player of the Year awards in 1998–99 & 2001–02.

Shaw is also in the club's hall of fame, but only scored one goal for the club which came against Gillingham in May 2004.

Coventry beat the Gills 5-2 at Priestfield, with City ending the First Division in mid table.

When he scored that goal - his only one for the club - he was 35 years, 7 months and 20 days old.

After a three-year spell at Aston Villa, Staunton joined Coventry from the Villans in the summer of 2003.

The Irishman made 75 appearances for City in all competitions, scoring four goals and adding two assists for the Sky Blues.

The former Liverpool and Villa full-back scored his final goal for the club in a 2-1 home win over Brighton and Hove Albion in April 2005, with Gary McSheffrey also scoring.

He was 36 years, 2 months and 14 days old when he scored his final goal for the Sky Blues, before leaving for Walsall at the end of the season.

He retired on New Year's Eve in 2005 after a 20-year career in the game.

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Doyle came through the ranks at Coventry and spent over eight years at the club before moving to Sheffield United in 2010.

He later rejoined the club in 2017 after helping Portsmouth win the League Two title under Paul Cook, and helped City win promotion via the play-offs in 2017/18.

The following season he scored his final goal for the club in a 1-1 home draw with Accrington Stanley at the Ricoh Arena, aged 37 years, 2 months and 26 days old.

He's still going strong at the age of 39, helping Notts County secure a National League play-off spot. He is also assistant manager following the departure of Maurice Ross.

McAllister had two spells at Coventry as a player in 1996 until 2000, and from 2002 and 2004.

In that time, he racked up 174 appearances in all competitions for the Sky Blues, scoring 30 goals for the club.

His final goal came in December 2003 and drew 1-1 with Sunderland at home, and he was 38 years, 11 months and 13 days old at the time.

He ended his professional career in 2004, and is now assistant to Steven Gerrard at Rangers.

He was a great servant to the club and is their second oldest goalscorer.

Wise joined Coventry on a six-month deal from Southampton in January 2006, reuniting with former Leicester manager Micky Adams.

He scored in each of his first three games with the club, including a fabulous overhead kick from the edge of the penalty area against Hull City.

Wise ended up scoring six goals in 13 appearances for City, and his final goal came in a 3-1 home win over Cardiff City in April 2006.

He was 39 years, 4 months and 14 days at the time, and to this day, he is City's all-time oldest goalscorer.

Wise ended his career as a player at the end of that season before going into management.