Coventry City boss Mark Robins lists Kevin Malaga
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New Coventry City manager Mark Robins has begun the reconstruction of his Sky Blues playing staff by making defender Kevin Malaga available for transfer.
The 6ft 2in French centre-half, 25, was one of former boss Andy Thorn's summer signings, joining on a three-year deal following his departure from Nice.
But he has not featured since draws in August with Sheffield United and Bury.
Kevin Malaga's 'goal-that-never-was' in the 1-1 draw against Sheffield United at the Ricoh in August
"There are other people there that are in front of him," Robins told 大象传媒 Coventry & Warwickshire.
"I'll make Kevin available for a permanent transfer and see if I can help him on his way.
"It may free some funds up for me to do something else with.
"There'll be others as well that we'll look at and see if we can get them games and just freshen things up slightly."
After starting his reign with a home defeat by Carlisle and a 6-1 Capital One Cup thrashing at Arsenal, Robins' men have picked up an encouraging four points from their last two games.
The Sky Blues go into the weekend meeting with managerless Bournemouth on the back of a 1-0 win at Robins' home-town club Oldham and a 1-1 midweek home draw with MK Dons.
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