First Team Squad

Player profile and performance records.

Conor Coventry (Midfielder)

Conor Coventry
Waltham Forest, England
32

Squad Number: 32
Position: Midfielder
Born: 25th Mar 2000 (Waltham Forest, England)
Signed: 25th May 2017 (£0)
Contract: 3 years + 1 year option (signed January 2020)
Previous Club: n/a

KUMB Awards: None.

Waltham Forest-born Conor Coventry is one of West Ham's home grown youngsters, having initially joined the club at the age of just ten years old.

He signed his first professional contract in May 2017 before making his first team debut in an 8-0 Carabao Cup win over Macclesfield in September 2018.

The midfielder is one of the club's most highly-rated Academy players and has already been included by current manager Manuel Pellegrini in his Carabao Cup squads for the 2019/20 campaign, featuring in the second round against Newport County.

In January 2020 he joined Lincoln City on loan for the remainder of the 2019/20 campaign.

In August 2021 he joined Championship side Peterborough on a season-long loan after West Ham agreed to sign Alex Kral.

He returned to West Ham in January 2021 after the loan deal was cut short due to a lack of playing time, but secured a move to MK Dons for the remainder of the 2021/22 campaign.

Coventry changed his squad number from #54 to #32 ahead of the 2022/23 season.

Coventry joined Rotherham on a half-season loan in January 2023, on the same day as West Ham exercised an option to extend his contract by 12 months.

2022/23 Match Notes & Ratings

vs Boreham Wood

4-1: Monday, 10th July
(Played 87 minutes)

No match comments.

vs Brentford

1-0: Saturday, 7th January

Did not play.

vs Arsenal

1-3: Monday, 26th December
(Played 0 minutes, sub)

Did not play.

vs FCSB

3-0: Thursday, 3rd November
(Played 90 minutes)

A simple, combative performance, looked like a young Mark Noble.

vs Silkeborg

1-0: Thursday, 27th October
(Played 90 minutes)

Very controlled showing, a little bolder and more aggressive in winning the ball back and controlling the midfield.

vs Silkeborg

3-2: Thursday, 15th September

(Replaced Lanzini 90) N/A

vs Chelsea

1-2: Saturday, 3rd September

Did not play.

vs Tottenham Hotspur

1-1: Wednesday, 31st August

Did not play.

vs Aston Villa

1-0: Sunday, 28th August

Did not play.

vs Viborg FF

3-0: Thursday, 25th August
(Played 22 minutes, sub)

(Replaced Benrahma 68) Just played very simple passes and kept it ticking over.

vs Viborg FF

3-1: Thursday, 18th August
(Played 84 minutes)

Held the midfield, sitting deeper, similar to how Rice played against Forest. Rather ruffled, keeping things ticking over, but was even quieter when Fornals came on and was dropping deep to try and start attacks.

vs Nottingham Forest

0-1: Sunday, 14th August

Did not play.

vs Manchester City

0-2: Sunday, 7th August

(Replaced Bowen 90) On for mere moments.

2021/22 Match Notes & Ratings

Newcastle United

4-2: Sunday, 15th August

Did not play.

Celtic

6-2: Saturday, 24th July

(Replaced Lanzini, 66) As things stand he's first choice back up to Declan Rice - so it's key he's given minutes with the first team. Fairly quiet in this one but industrious as always.

2020/21 Match Notes & Ratings

Celtic

Chelsea

0-1: Saturday, 24th April

Did not play.

Sheffield United

3-0: Monday, 15th February

Did not play.

Everton

1-4: Wednesday, 30th September

Did not play.

Hull City

5-1: Tuesday, 22nd September

Did not play.

Charlton Athletic

3-0: Tuesday, 15th September

(Replaced Snodgrass, 83) Passed neatly, simply and also tried to get stuck in. A short cameo

Ipswich Town

4-1: Tuesday, 25th August

n/a

Manchester United

1-1: Wednesday, 22nd July

Did not play.

Watford

3-1: Friday, 17th July

Did not play.

2019/20 Match Notes & Ratings

Manchester United

1-1: Wednesday, 22nd July

Did not play.

Watford

3-1: Friday, 17th July

Did not play.

Oxford United

0-4: Wednesday, 25th September

Did not play.

Newport County

2-0: Tuesday, 27th August

(Replaced Wilshere) His ten minute spell was nearly a disaster, had Sheehan rifled the ball into the back of the net after the young sub’s mistake. Something to learn from.