Coventry City manager Tony Mowbray has said that he will wait and see what players drip into League One.
Speaking to the Coventry Telegraph's Andy Turner, Mowbray said: “The Wigans of the division will be inundated with young players that can’t get a Championship club.
“They will probably be looking at the likes of Matty Pennington as they try to restructure the club’s finances after dropping two divisions so quickly.
“Let’s wait and see because the Sheffield Uniteds, Wigans and maybe Blackpools will be looking to get the best players available from the Championship and Premier League.
“The influx of foreign footballers into the English game has caused a natural drip down the leagues.
“It’s a big ask to expect players to drop down two divisions straight away but a lot of them drop into the Championship and think they can get a promotion back into the Premier League. Some do and some don’t, of course. Others just want to play football.
“If we have to try to save a bit of money for those who do become available and are looking at what are perceived to be the top clubs in this league, so be it.
“Let’s see what drips down and let’s make sure we’re around it.”
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