Donnelly seals Coventry loan
31st January
Swansea City youngster Rory Donnelly has joined League One side Coventry City on loan until the end of the season.
The 21-year-old striker was due to train today (Friday) with the Sky Blues ahead of Saturday's game against Walsall.
Coventry are 11th in League One and 12 points off the play-offs after suffering a 10-point deduction at the start of the campaign.
Donnelly arrived at the Liberty Stadium in January 2012 from Cliftonville and has made just two appearances for the first team, the most recent of which came in the Europa League play-off against Petrolul Ploiesti back in August.
Meanwhile, Daniel Alfei has extended his loan spell with League Two outfit Portsmouth until the end of the season.
Wales Under-21 international Alfei originally joined Pompey earlier this month, but the right-back will now remain at Fratton Park for the remainder of the campaign.
Alfei, 21, has already played four games for Portsmouth, who are 18th in League Two and six points off the relegation zone.
Meanwhile, Daniel Alfei has extended his loan spell with League Two outfit Portsmouth until the end of the season.
Wales Under-21 international Alfei originally joined Pompey earlier this month, but the right-back will now remain at Fratton Park for the remainder of the campaign.
Alfei, 21, has already played four games for Portsmouth, who are 18th in League Two and six points off the relegation zone.
