Headline: Carl Rushworth Expresses Excitement for New Chapter at Coventry City
Coventry City has officially secured the services of goalkeeper Carl Rushworth on a permanent deal, following his impactful season on loan. Rushworth, 25, originally joined the club in July 2025 on a season-long loan. During that time, he played a vital role in every Championship match, helping the team clinch promotion. His contributions earned him three awards at Coventry’s end-of-season ceremony.
Rushworth shared his enthusiasm for this new phase of his career with City Unseen. He remarked, “There are too many emotions and feelings to put into words right now. I’m back with the boys and back where I was last season. I’m excited for this new challenge and to play in the Premier League.”
He added, “I’m just ready for this next chapter. I needed to be a number one at my club, so to be able to call this ‘my club’ is a really proud feeling for me.” Reflecting on his first visit to the stadium, Rushworth recalled, “When I think back to the first time I walked into the stadium, I remember seeing the massive crowd and the support we had.”
Rushworth expressed nostalgia while reconnecting with teammates, stating, “Seeing all the lads again brings back all of those memories from last season. I found myself scrolling through and looking back over the videos multiple times during the off-season.” He concluded by sharing his readiness for the upcoming challenges, saying, “I’m back in the work mindset now. We have a big challenge ahead but everyone is excited for it.”
“To be able to call this place my home is something I’ve been looking forward to,” says Coventry City summer signing Carl Rushworth.
The 25-year-old first joined the club on a season-long loan in July 2025 and featured in every Championship fixture during their promotion-winning season. He picked up three awards at Coventry’s end of season awards, before signing a permanent deal.
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“There are too many emotions and feelings to put into words right now,” Rushworth told City Unseen. “I’m back with the boys and back where I was last season. I’m excited for this new challenge and to play in the Premier League.
“I’m just ready for this next chapter. I needed to be a number one at my club, so to be able to call this ‘my club’ is a really proud feeling for me.
“As soon as I came here last season, I knew this was where I wanted to be. When I think back to the first time I walked into the stadium, I remember seeing the massive crowd and the support we had.
“Seeing all the lads again brings back all of those memories from last season. I found myself scrolling through and looking back over the videos multiple times during the off-season.
“I’m back in the work mindset now. We have a big challenge ahead but everyone is excited for it.”
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