Dennis Lawrence, the coach of the first team, is leaving Coventry City, the club can reveal.
Dennis will become an assistant head coach for Minnesota United of the USA MLS.
The 49-year-old’s last match with the Sky Blues will take place at Wolverhampton Wanderers this Saturday in the Emirates FA Cup Quarterfinal.
Dennis became a valued and well-liked member of the Sky Blues team when he joined in June 2021, winning over both players and staff. In his tenure at the Club, City has emerged as a Championship team, making it to the Play-Off Final in the 2022–2023 campaign.
Mark Robins, manager, stated:
“Dennis has been a valued member of our team for the past few years, and I would like to thank him for his dedication to work and significant commitment to our success.
“Dennis leaves us with our best wishes for his new role at Minnesota United and for the future. It is an incredible opportunity that would have been difficult not to take.”
Dennis stated:
“I want to express my gratitude to the Coventry City supporters for their encouragement when I was a member of this amazing team.
“I shall carry with me the wonderful experiences we had together, especially our 4-1 triumph over Sheffield United, in which I had the privilege of captaining the squad that day.
“We Live And Die In These Towns is a song I will always carry with me, as I always tap my feet before every home game.”
“PUSB: Wishing Coventry City continued success.”
In due course, Coventry City will notify everyone about the selection of a new first-team coach.
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