According to TEAMtalk, Coventry City have joined several Premier League clubs in pursuing Sheffield Wednesday goalkeeper Pierce Charles and will continue to monitor his situation. The Sky Blues would need to ensure Premier League football is a certainty before making a formal move. It is suggested Charles will likely not want to spend time on the bench, a situation Manchester City and other Premier League clubs could not guarantee. Due to Sheffield Wednesday's financial issues, they are not in a strong position to demand a fee for the Northern Irishman. Coventry are likely to see a large amount of money this summer and should not have difficulty matching the requested fee.

According to Team Talk, Coventry City is interested in signing Pierce Charles, a 20-year-old goalkeeper from Sheffield Wednesday. Coventry City is interested in the goalkeeper as they prepare for the expected departure of their loan keeper, Carl Rushworth. However, Coventry faces competition for the Northern Ireland international, as Tottenham Hotspur, Leeds United, and Newcastle United have all monitored him. It has also been revealed that Manchester City is exploring a move to bring their former academy player back to the club. Additionally, sources indicate the BlueCo ownership group is considering a move for Charles with the intention of placing him at Strasbourg. Charles is under contract until 2027, but Sheffield Wednesday is expected to sell him this summer. The goalkeeper joined Wednesday in July 2024, has made 15 appearances in the Championship this season, and has earned 10 caps for Northern Ireland. His current market value, according to Transfermarkt, is €500k. Reports in April 2026 suggested Sheffield Wednesday would require a 'significant six-figure fee plus add-ons' for the player. In mid-2025, the club reportedly rejected bids of '£1 million-plus' from both Rangers and West Ham United.