Caleb Yirenkyi keen on learning from Frank Lampard after sealing Coventry move

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Ghana international Caleb Yirenkyi has indicated that he is eager to learn from Coventry City manager Frank Lampard after sealing a move to the newly-promoted English Premier League club. The youngster on Friday sealed his move to the club from FC Nordsjaelland for an undisclosed fee.Coventry City FC are delighted to announce the signing of Caleb Yirenkyi on a long-term contract, subject to international clearance.The talented midfielder joins from Danish Superliga side FC Nordsjaelland for an undisclosed fee, Coventry City FC said.Speaking in his first interview, the Black Stars youngster shared his excitement, adding that he is keen on learning from manager Frank Lampard.Im excited to be at this club. Ive heard so much about it, and I really feel positive about being here, Yirenkyi said.He added, When I spoke to the Head Coach about the plans and the style, its something I really like, and I look forward to learning from him.I want to give my best to the team each and every day. Im still young, so I want to learn from the Head Coach, the other players and work really hard for the team.Coventry City will now hope Yirenkyis creativity, energy and growing international experience can help strengthen their squad as they prepare for the challenges of the new Premier League season.

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