CARDIFF, WALES - AUGUST 26: Erol Bulut, Manager of Cardiff City reacts during the Sky Bet Championship match between Cardiff City and Sheffield Wednesday at Cardiff City Stadium on August 26, 2023 in Cardiff, United Kingdom. (Photo by Cardiff City FC/Getty Images)
Jonathan Panzo, a newcomer at Cardiff City, discusses his “tough” time at Coventry City.
Coventry City matchday news is provided by CoventryLive as a previous loan player for the Sky Blues discusses his time with the team.
As he prepares to make his Cardiff debut at home tonight against the Sky Blues, Jonathan Panzo has spoken up about his “tough” time at Coventry City.
The center-half joined the Bluebirds on loan from Nottingham Forest on the final day of the transfer window after spending the previous campaign at the CBS Arena and making 32 appearances for Mark Robins’ team. Panzo made his Cardiff debut in the 3-2 loss to Ipswich Town, coming off the bench shortly after the hour.
He is yet to play at the Cardiff City Stadium and was not utilized as a substitute in the South Wales derby victory against fierce rival Swansea City at the weekend. In tonight’s matchday program, the 22-year-old responded to a question regarding his time with the Sky Blues by saying, “It was challenging at times, but it’s made me into the player that I am now.
Cardiff City takes on Coventry City live as the Sky Blues look for their first away victory.
“At Coventry, we had a terrific team as well, and the boys really helped me out. I personally enjoyed competing week in and week out and experiencing the championship. This season, I’m also looking forward to accomplishing that with Cardiff.
“They’re going to be a front-footed, aggressive team. They’re going to charge at us with all of their weapons drawn. However, I believe the boys are capable of handling that. A good fighting game, that much is certain. I’m eager to be sincere. I hope I have the chance to participate, as that would be good.
I’m incredibly excited to make my home debut, and I want to speak for myself on the field, he continued. There were around 30,000 people here over the weekend, and the energy was incredible. I am eager to take the field and impress the Cardiff supporters.
