Prior to the last game, Coventry City’s injury report is the favorite to “fit.”

On Saturday at 12.30 p.m., the Sky Blues play 17th-place QPR at the CBS Arena. The manager will be monitoring the status of his walking wounded, as midfielder Victor Torp (stomach), defender Joel Latibeaudiere (muscle), and forward Luis Binks (achilles) are all dealing with injuries.Additionally, Bobby Thomas may be the only available center back for City against the Hoops due to Liam Kitching’s suspension; Jake Bidwell will be ready to step in.

When asked if the purpose of Latibeaudiere, Binks, and Torp’s appearance at training today was to observe how they are, Robins remained cryptic, responding, “Not really, no.” I need to assess my remaining resources and then take a closer look at the team. But I’m expecting us to give it our all in anything we do.

Regarding Sakamoto, who has been sidelined due to a severe back ailment, Robins stated: “He’s healthy heading into the season’s final game. That’s the biggest thing.” Even though it seems like it has been longer, he has been out for nine weeks, which only goes to show how many games we have had since he was hurt against Preston. But he’s back jogging on the turf, so the answer is that he will be available for the preseason.

In response to a question about the possibility that he would end up on the bench this weekend, Robins said, “He hasn’t been training.”

But one thing is certain: following the final whistle, he will stand with the other players in the traditional lap of appreciation as the fans express their gratitude for everyone’s efforts and the players and staff return the favor by thanking the supporters for their outstanding support.

The manager declared, “We’re going to appreciate the supporters because they have been immense.” As much as they will want to express their gratitude for him and everyone else, Tatatsu will also want to express how much he appreciates their support.

It was wonderful to watch him receive ovation when others noticed him sprinting, and it will be fantastic to witness. Although we have genuinely missed him, there were moments when he appeared ghostly and was in desperate need of some downtime. Sadly, that’s when his injury occurred, but it’s still wonderful to see him running on the grass. Ironically, it’s a shame that he’s still fit for the season’s final game.

When asked if he was optimistic about the Japanese winger’s potential for the upcoming season following his remarkable development in the previous one, in which he netted seven goals and disheveled two assists, he responded, “We saw glimpses of what he can bring but I think there’s still improvement at 26 years of age for him, and we’ll be talking to him about a programme for him over the summer.”