Binks, aged 22, has a remaining two years on his contract with Bologna, indicating that a transfer fee will be necessary to entice him away from the Serie A club. The Italian team faces a significant decision on how to proceed with him in light of the upcoming transfer window. Coventry City’s manager, Mark Robins, stated on Saturday, according to CoventryLive: “He’s a player we want to keep tabs on and monitor his progress. However, that will be determined in due course, based on various factors.” Binks’ willingness to depart Bologna is a positive sign for Coventry City’s chances of securing his services, provided they are interested in bringing him back to England.
He offers competition and depth to Robins’ defensive lineup and has the potential for growth and development in the future.
The former England youth international progressed through the academy system at Tottenham Hotspur and later represented the Premier League club at various youth levels. Binks then made the move to Canada in 2020 to join Montreal Impact. After breaking into the first team of the MLS club, he attracted the attention of Bologna. He has been with Stadio Renato Dall’Ara and has made 15 appearances for them in the last four years. The defender had a loan spell at Como before joining Coventry City just over a year ago.
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