Coventry City has announced the permanent signing of Ethan Pinnock from Brentford. The Jamaican central defender spent seven seasons with the Bees, five of which were in the Premier League. Pinnock expressed his enthusiasm for joining Coventry City, mentioning the club's return to the Premier League after 25 years and his eagerness to start the new challenge.

Ben Jacobs reported that Coventry City have confirmed that centre-back Ethan Pinnock has joined from Brentford for a fee of £5m plus £1m.

According to a report from Pete O’Rourke, Ethan Pinnock is having his medical at Coventry today before joining a newly promoted Premier League club.

Coventry City and Brentford have come to an agreement for the transfer of Ethan Pinnock. The deal for the 33-year-old centre-back is reportedly worth £5 million plus a further £1 million in add-ons. The Jamaica international has been granted permission to have a medical before signing a three-year contract with Coventry City, which includes an option for an additional year. Pinnock joined Brentford in July 2019, and his contract was set to expire in June 2027. According to Transfermarkt, he has a current market value of €3.00m. He was also recently linked with West Ham United.