Coventry City manager Frank Lampard was impressed with Matt Grimes full debut in their 1-0 win over QPR. The January signing from Swansea showcased his passing ability in a holding midfield role and nearly scored early on. Lampard acknowledged it wasn’t an easy game for Grimes to control but praised his technical skill and impact on the team. He believes there is much more to come from the experienced midfielder as he settles in.
For the first time since his January move from Swansea, Matt Grimes started for Coventry City in their 1-0 victory over Queens Park Rangers. The 29-year-old midfielder was expected to make an immediate impact, given his reputation at Swansea, where his departure left a significant gap.
Grimes played in a holding midfield role, demonstrating his passing ability and nearly scoring with a powerful low shot that forced a save. Despite the game being a tough battle, Coventry head coach Frank Lampard praised Grimes’ performance, acknowledging his technical skills and potential to influence the team. Lampard noted that while Grimes couldn’t fully control the game as he might in the future, he showcased valuable attributes beyond just ball possession.
Lampard highlighted the challenging nature of the match, particularly in midfield transitions, and expressed confidence that Grimes would grow into a key player for Coventry. While the game was not an easy introduction, he was pleased with Grimes’ ability to adapt and show his versatility.
With this promising debut, Coventry fans will be eager to see how Grimes continues to develop and contribute to the team’s midfield as the season progresses.
