The EFL will meet with its board this week to discuss the launch date of the 2020/21 season, Coventry City’s first campaign in the championship.
The Sky Blues have yet to learn when both their summer and summer transfer windows will end, as the excitement grows before they return to the second division.
Coventry players stay on vacation after sealing their League One title, the club’s first title triumph since 1967, and are waiting for news when they will return to the training field.
However, the answers could be on the way on Wednesday, as the EFL is scheduled to hold its weekly board meeting early next season, which should be high on the agenda.
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Mark Robins is waiting for confirmation of a 2020/21 launch date before calling his players back to the club’s Ryton-on-Dunsmore training base and beginning their busy pre-season routine.
The revered Sky Blues boss will work backwards from a confirmed date to ensure that his team gets the best possible preparation before their championship with friendly games behind closed doors.
Reports suggest that the start of the season in September with a transfer window could go into October, but these dates are currently only speculation.
The championship season is also expected to begin at the end of this season after closed doors.
Coventry has budgeted carefully before the next season and is preparing for a scenario where no fans will be present until half-time, as CoventryLive understands, to protect the club from the worst case scenario.
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