With the current campaign set to reach a crescendo next month, it will be intriguing to see whether Coventry City are able to end the term on a positive note by picking some victories in their upcoming fixtures.

Whereas it is important to note that the Sky Blues are still capable of securing a top-six finish, they will need to rely heavily on results elsewhere as they are currently six points adrift of Sheffield United who occupy the final play-off spot.

Considering that it is more than likely that Coventry will be preparing for another year in the Championship this summer, manager Mark Robins will need to decide whether to keep some of the individuals whose contracts expire following the culmination of the 2021/22 campaign.

Here, we have decided to take a look at the senior players who will leave the Sky Blues on a free if they are not offered fresh terms by the club...

Jodi Jones

Jodi Jones' deal with Coventry is set to end in June but the club do have the option to extend his stay for another 12 months.

Whether the Sky Blues opt to trigger this clause in the winger's contract remains to be seen as he has struggled to maintain his fitness in recent seasons.

Jones has only featured on seven occasions for Coventry in the Championship during the current campaign due to his ongoing battles with injury.

Josh Pask

After featuring in the Sky Blues' League Cup defeat to Northampton Town in August, Josh Pask was forced to watch on from the sidelines until January when he sealed a loan move to Newport County.

The defender has since gone on to make seven appearances for the Welsh outfit in the fourth-tier and is scheduled to return to the Coventry Building Society Arena in May.

With his current deal at Coventry set to expire this summer, it wouldn't be at all surprising if Pask becomes a free-agent as he has clearly fallen out of favour.

Jordan Shipley

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Since the turn of the year, Jordan Shipley has been given a number of opportunities to showcase his talent by Mark Robins who opted to keep him at the club in the January transfer window.

As well as making 10 appearances in the Championship for Coventry, the midfielder also lined up for the Championship outfit in their FA Cup clashes with Derby County and Southampton.

 

 

Given that Coventry do have an option to extend Shipley's stay at the club for another year, the 24-year-old will be determined to convince Robins to trigger this clause by delivering the goods in the second-tier between now and the end of the campaign.

Kyle McFadzean

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Kyle McFadzean has produced a host of assured displays in the heart of Coventry's defence this season.

The 35-year-old has made 32 appearances in the second-tier for the Sky Blues and is currently averaging a respectable WhoScored match rating of 6.72 at this level.

With his current deal set to reach a crescendo this summer, it would be somewhat of a shock if he wasn't offered fresh terms by the club as he is still clearly more than capable of competing at this level.