Brighton rejects Coventry's £20m offer for goalkeeper Carl Rushworth
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 14, 2026, 6:00 AM
Last updated Jun 14, 2026
Brighton has turned down a £20m bid from Coventry City for goalkeeper Carl Rushworth. The decision highlights Brighton's long-term planning, considering Rushworth's successful loan spell with Coventry, where he played every match in the Championship, earning 17 clean sheets. Despite Coventry's interest in making Rushworth's transfer permanent after their title-winning campaign, Brighton's management views his potential as greater than the bid. The club has no immediate pressure to sell, as Rushworth's contract runs for another year with an option for an extension.
- •Brighton rejected a £20m bid from Coventry for Carl Rushworth.
- •Rushworth kept 17 clean sheets during his loan spell at Coventry.
- •He played every match in Coventry's title-winning Championship campaign.
- •Brighton holds a one-year contract with an option to extend.
- •Coventry may consider an improved offer to secure Rushworth.
- 6:00 AMYahoo Sports — Brighton Reject £20m Bid From Coventry For Goalkeeper
"Carl Rushworth Future in Focus as Brighton Reject Coventry’s £20m OfferBrighton’s decision to reject a reported £20m bid from Coventry City for Carl Rushworth has raised fresh questions about th...
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