English Premier League returnees Coventry City have reached an agreement with FC Nordsjaelland to secure the services of Ghana international Caleb Yirenkyi in a club-record deal.
Coventry have agreed to sign the budding talented enforcer in a deal that could reach €30m (£25.71m).
Frank Lampard's side will allegedly pay €27m (£23.14m) with a further €3m (£2.57m) potentially being shelled out in add-ons.
Should a transfer be finalised after a medical, it would represent a record sale for the Danish Superliga.
Yirenkyi made four appearances for Ghana at the 2026 World Cup, scoring the winning goal against Panama and completing the 90 minutes of a goalless draw with England.
Since coming through the academy system at Nordsjaelland, the 20-year-old has contributed four goals and eight assists from 56 appearances.
As well as playing in the engine room, Yirenkyi can feature in the middle of defence, presenting Lampard with another valuable options at the back.
Yirenkyi has scored four goals in 56 appearances for Danish side Nordsjaelland over the last three seasons.
He won the Danish Superliga young player of the year in 2025/26 and also earned a place in the Danish SuperLiga team of the year.
