Kyle McFadzean of Coventry City believes striker Haji Wright will recover his form after a difficult start to life at the club.
Coventry City weren’t afraid to splash the cash during the summer transfer window. Big funds were raised from Gustavo Hamer and Viktor Gyokeres’ exits and to replace the Swedish talisman, striker Wright was among those recruited.
The L.A-born talisman signed from Antalyaspor, where he had netted 31 goals in 65 games. Coventry parted ways with a significant £7.7m to sign Wright but a return of two goals and two assists in 15 outings hasn’t quite proven the deal as good value for money yet.
Chances have been created for Wright and were again in the 2-0 defeat to West Brom earlier this week, but they went unfinished. Now though, veteran McFadzean has voiced his backing for the striker.
As quoted by Coventry Live, the experienced Coventry City centre-back said he backs Wright to start ‘flying’ once he gets his confidence up, sharing just how good he looks in training. He said:
“He just needs to keep going. He has been unlucky and they will come. He scores them all day long in training so I am sure he will score when he plays next time.
“It is a big change for him, he has travelled over with his wife and child, still settling in and sometimes it can take time. Like I said, once he gets his confidence up, he will be flying because we see him in training. He is a quality player and his finishing is really good. Hopefully it can happen soon
