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TANK’S POWER BOOSTS COV BID

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By Chris Dunlavy

FRANK Lampard is hoping Brentford midfielder Frank ‘the Tank’ Onyeka can inject some much-needed top-flight experience into Coventry’s faltering promotion push.
Onyeka, 28, signed on loan until the end of the season, has been tasked with bringing his trademark physicality to the Sky Blues’ midfield.
Capped 41 times by Nigeria, he joined the Bees from Danish side Midtjylland in 2021 and made 75 Premier League appearances, scoring once.
But after falling out of favour, he appeared just eight times over the past two seasons and spent last term on loan in the Bund...

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