Frank Lampard Scouts World Cup Stars for Coventry City

Frank Lampard is scouting potential recruits at the World Cup to bolster Coventry City's squad for their Premier League return.

The Sky Blues boss is looking to sign players to fill gaps at left-back, centre-back, and out wide, with the goalkeeping position also a priority.

Coventry City face a tough test to stay in the Premier League, with promoted clubs often spending over £100million to survive.

Lampard is open to reinforcements in most areas, but his most pressing needs are at left-back, centre-back, and out wide.

The goalkeeping position also demands attention, with Carl Rushworth returning to parent club Brighton after his loan stint.

Viktor Johansson, a 27-year-old Sweden international goalkeeper, is one potential target, although he recently signed a new contract at Stoke City.

Cameron Burgess, a 30-year-old Australia defender, has Premier League experience and could be a good fit for Coventry City.

Jose Cordoba, a 24-year-old Panama defender, will have the opportunity to showcase his abilities against England in the World Cup.

Axel Tuanzebe, a 28-year-old DR Congo defender, is available on a free transfer after his contract expired at Burnley.

Lampard is currently in the United States scouting potential recruits, with the World Cup providing a great stage to look at players.

Coventry City will need to act quickly to sign their targets, with the Premier League season fast approaching.

The Sky Blues will be looking to make a strong start to the season, with their first fixture scheduled for soon.

And they will be hoping to avoid a repeat of last season's struggles, which saw them narrowly avoid relegation.

But with Lampard at the helm, Coventry City fans will be optimistic about their team's chances.

So the coming weeks will be crucial for the Sky Blues, as they look to strengthen their squad and prepare for the Premier League.