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The summer signing from Dunfermline damaged ligaments after being on the receiving end of a late sliding tackle by Sean Clare last month in a derby win over Leyton Orient at The Valley.

Our website broke the news that the 35-year-old forward, a free agent since leaving Northampton at the end of last season, was set to be handed a three-month contract.

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Tickets for all of the Addicks’ home league games between now and the end of 2024 are now on sale.

FLW's Charlton Athletic fan pundit discussed who he'd like to see his club sign from the free agent market

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Ebbsfleet United are pleased to announce the appointment of Harry Watling as the club’s manager ahead of our home match against Hartlepool United on Saturday. Watling, 34, has most recent experience as first-team coach in the Scottish Premier League with Glasgow Rangers and before that he was fir

Aneke joined Birmingham in 2021 – former Addicks boss Lee Bowyer was then in charge of them – and scored two goals in 21 appearances.

The young striker has been out after undergoing hamstring surgery last season.

Charlton Athletic collected three points on the opening weekend of the FA Women’s Championship with a 3-0 victory over Portsmouth on Sunday.

After guiding Tottenham into the WSL and leading their transition to full-time soccer, Karen Hills now has the same task at Charlton Athletic, where she enjoyed success as a player. She explains all to Carrie Dunn.

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This day was always going to come. I think Steve is 69 years old, and today the club announced his ‘semi-retirement’ from his job as Academy Manager of the football club. A decision it seems was ma…

Ahadme signed for the Addicks in the summer from Ipswich Town for an undisclosed fee.

Charlton ended the month with a 2-0 defeat at Reading.

Charlton Athletic defender Lloyd Jones has made a solid start to the new season under the guidance of Nathan Jones.

The Light Blues played a blinder by developing and selling this midfield wizard.

Charlton ended the month with a 2-0 defeat at Reading.

Will remain an advisor. Big blow that

A big summer of incomings for Charlton Athletic was matched by many first team stars leaving the club.

Charlton Athletic can confirm that Steve Avory has made the decision to step down from his role as Academy Director and will remain at the club in an advisory role.

The Addicks have confirmed that he will continue in an advisory role with the League One outfit, who have a proven and impressive track record of bringing talent through.

RIVAL boss Nathan Jones has claimed Rotherham United “didn't try to play” as his high-flying Charlton Athletic side came close to being toppled by the Millers last weekend.

"when he plays he’ll add real competition and something different to what we’ve got.”