Keeper Bentley joins Coventry on two-year deal from relegated Wolves

Coventry City have signed experienced goalkeeper Dan Bentley from Wolves . The 33-year-old has left Molineux and agreed a two-year contract to join Frank Lampard's side for their return to the Premier League. Bentley only made three appearances last season as Rob Edwards' side were relegated to the Championship after finishing bottom in the top flight. However, he was named in the starting XIs for Wolves' first two competitive fixtures this season - keeping a clean sheet against Port Vale in the Carabao Cup first round and playing 90 minutes in a 2-2 draw with Blackburn in the Championship. "Coventry City is a fantastic club and I'm really happy to get this deal over the line," Bentley said. "It feels like a place that is developing and, off the back of a fantastic season last year, there is a really good feel around the place. "It is really positive and there is an obvious excitement to go into the new season with the aim of being as successful as possible. "I will bring a lot of experience. I'm a senior player with good leadership qualities and I'm someone who has really high standards. I want to make my mark on the pitch as well, of course. "There is a really good goalkeeping group here. When I get my opportunity, it is down to me to take it. I want to help the club get results in the Premier League."