Coventry defender Jordan Turnbull in four-way-tussle with AFC Wimbledon, Walsall, Bradford and Charlton keen
The Sky Blues defender is available on a free transfer this month due to relegation clause to spark interest from a number of clubs
COVENTRY centre-back Jordan Turnbull has FOUR clubs in League One scrapping to sign him on a free transfer.
The 22-year-old is being chased by AFC Wimbledon, Walsall, Bradford and Charlton.
They are ready to pounce on the relegation clause in Turnbull’s contract that means the ex-Southampton youngster can leave without a fee before the end of next month.
Turnbull has sparked interest after three seasons in League One, with two of the campaigns on loan at Swindon.
He moved from St Mary’s to Coventry last summer but could not prevent relegation to the fourth tier and the terms of his deal means he could leave after a season.
The four clubs registering interest in the defender believe he can play his part in a promotion bid to get the Championship.
Turnbull played in England youth teams and was given pro terms at Southampton but did not play games for them before he was loaned out.
He was given a permanent move to Coventry when Claude Puel took over at Southampton a year ago and was a regular for the Sky Blues.