Coventry City are set to sign attacking midfielder Jamie Paterson on a short-term deal, according to reporter Tom Coleman.
Coventry City are looking to charge towards the Championship play-off spots after a surge up the table under Frank Lampard.
The Sky Blues have won five of the last six league games, bouncing back from defeat to Leeds United with a last-gasp win over QPR last time out. Lampard looks to be getting the best out of a talented group at last having endured an underwhelming campaign to date.
The closure of the transfer window means the only way to bolster the ranks is in the free agent market, and City look set to seal a new free transfer deal.
Writing on X, reporter Tom Coleman states that attacking midfielder Jamie Paterson is set to put pen to paper on a deal with Coventry City. The 33-year-old has been without a club since the start of 2025 after his deal with MLS side Charlotte FC expired.
Paterson, who was born in Coventry, has been training with the Sky Blues and is now poised to sign on a deal until the end of the season.
It marks his return to England after only a few months in the United States playing MLS football.
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