What can we expect from returning Coventry City star and where will he fit in?
Sign up NOW to get daily Sky Blues news straight to your inbox Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice  Theres no-one more determined at Coventry City to show what he can do than Jodi Jones. The fans favourite has signed a one year extension to his Sky Blues contract after manager Mark Robins has given the exciting forward a well deserved opportunity to get his career up and running again after three horrendous years out injured. Three consecutive cruciate knee ligament injuries stopped the promising young talent in his tracks back in 2017, just as hed become the talk of League Two and turned the heads of the likes of Leeds United, then in the Championship. But with his injury worries hopefully firmly behind him, the now 23-year-old cant wait to return for pre-season on July 1 and show that he has plenty to offer in a Sky Blues shirt. Video Loading Video Unavailable Click to play Tap to play The video will auto-play soon 8 Cancel Play now  Taking to social media this week amid the European Championships, he tweeted: Watching all this footy gets me so excited! Originally signed as a winger, City have since evolved as a squad and have in recent campaigns favoured three at the back with wing-backs. First and foremost its great news that Jodi Jones is back fit and well be keeping our fingers crossed it stays that way and that hell be as good, if not better, than he was when he was last pulling the sky blue shirt on, which seems a long time ago now, said City legend Steve Ogrizovic, speaking to CoventryLive. But hes a player with immense ability. He can play in a number of positions but the manager might change things next season and might not go with three at the back. He might go with four which might suit Jodi. But if he sticks with the three, which served him well last season, Im sure Jodi is clever enough and good enough to play in one of those No.10 positions or wherever the manager sees him playing. But he can definitely play one inside, thats for sure.  Sign on to join Sky Blues debate We want your views, Sky Blues fans. You can become even more involved with our Coventry City Live coverage by signing up to unlock a host of add-on features - such as commenting and joining the discussion on all of our stories, plus taking part in special Q&As where you can correspond directly with our Sky Blues writer Andy Turner about the latest news and transfer talk coming out of the club and elsewhere. Just click here to get started. Oggy, who has watched virtually every City game as a co-commentator for BBC CWR since retiring from his goalkeeper coaching role in Robinss back room, has urged fans to be patient with the lad. I think people have got to be careful that they dont expect too much too soon from him because hes been out a long time with a lot of injuries," he said, "and its a case of feeling his way back and making sure theres no recurrence of those injuries. I hope he hits the ground running but if he doesnt then he has to be patient and the club have got to be patient because Jodi Jones is a really, really good footballer.