Super Eagles midfielder Frank Onyeka has warned his Coventry City teammates against complacency ahead of their Premier League opener against Arsenal on August 21, urging them to be tactically disciplined against a side he described as difficult to contain, PUNCH Sports Extra reports.
Coventry return to the top flight for the first time since 2001 after Frank Lampard led them to promotion via the EFL Championship last season, a campaign in which Onyeka was a key player following his loan move from Brentford.
Arsenal, meanwhile, ended a 22-year wait for a league title last season, finishing seven points clear of Manchester City.
“I would have to say Man City, Arsenal, Brighton, Liverpool,” the 28-year-old told Coventry Live, naming the sides his teammates should be most wary of.
“Those are the teams that you know will have the ball a lot, and so you need to run, and you need to
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