Charlton 2

Legendary Charlton Manager, Alan Curbishley, has paid tribute to Jorge Costa after hearing news of the former Addicks’ sad passing at the age of 53. Costa joined the club on loan from FC Porto during the 2001/02 Premier League campaign and became a favourite with fans and Curbishley despite only featuring 26 times across all competitions.

What absolutely terrible news breaking today from Portugal. Jorge Costa reportedly suffered a cardiac arrest at the Porto’s training ground in Portugal and died later in hospital. Jorge was only 53…

I was saddened to hear of the premature death of Jorge Costa, one of the best defenders we have ever had, even if for just 20 games.   Young...

WITH the 2025-26 Championship season just around the corner, new research reveals that Watford are the undisputed opening day specialists. The boffins at AceOdds.com have done the hard graft, crunching the numbers of every opening weekend result of all the 24 teams lining up this season. And it’s The Hornets who…

Jorge Costa, who was FC Porto's director of football, reportedly suffered a cardiac arrest at the club's training ground in Portugal. The 53-year-old was the captain of the team that won the 2004 Champions League under Jose Mourinho

Less than 65 tickets remain in the Covered End Lower for Saturday’s fixture against Watford as The Valley heads for its highest attendance for a home opener in at least 17 years. Limited tickets are left in the Covered End Upper and with tickets selling quickly, supporters are advised to get their ticket now for Charlton's return to the Sky Bet Championship to ensure they can watch the game from the area they want to.

CAFC - Charlton Athletic transfers have caught the eye this summer, and talks are ongoing over another impressive addition.

In the Algarve and on news that Jorge Costa has passed.

The former Porto captain Jorge Costa has died at the age of 53 after suffering a cardiac arrest at the club’s training centre

"He has good pedigree, he’s athletic, he scores goals"

Expert insight into the upcoming clashes against Watford, Bristol City, Leicester City and QPR

Charlton Athletic play their first Championship game in five years against Paulo Pezzolano's new Watford side at The Valley.

Tickets for the Addicks' home clash against Millwall will go on restricted sale to supporters with a purchase history* on Friday, August 8th at 11am. Nathan Jones' side host the Lions at The Valley on Saturday, September 13th (KO 12.30pm BST) and with a high demand for tickets expected, season-ticket holders will be given the opportunity to purchase up to two tickets for the game on Wednesday, August 6th from 11am.

https://cdn.charltonafc.com/sites/default/files/2025-08/Fan%20Engagement%20Plan%2025%3A26.pdf

Charlton Athletic Championship Promotion and Relegation Odds as the Betfred Insights Football Tipsters provide their Season preview and assess their chances of Winning the EFL Championship

We answer all the key questions with our Championship 2025-26 season predictions via the Opta supercomputer.

CAFC - Charlton Athletic are looking to make their mark in the Championship after promotion, but who makes Nathan Jones' strongest Addicks XI?

Charlton Athletic boss Nathan Jones says his side will take time to adjust to the Championship but "need to be ready" for the challenge.

Charlton Athletic are pleased to unveil its brand-new third goalkeeper shirt for the 2025/26 Sky Bet Championship and Women’s Super League 2 campaigns.

Charlton Athletic are proud to unveil their brand-new third kit for the 2025/26 Sky Bet Championship and Women’s Super League 2 campaigns. Designed by Reebok, the bespoke kit features a striking charcoal base, complemented by a yellow, green and black trim on the cuffs and the collar. Yellow and green strips alternate down each side of the shirt, continuing through the shorts. The black socks are finished with a yellow trim and display the Reebok logo on the front.

Charlton Athletic's decision to sign striker Tomer Hemed after his release by Brighton & Hove Albion proved to be a disaster.

Reading head coach Noel Hunt says he was frustrated by the nature of Harvey Knibbs' move to Charlton Athletic.

Transfer activity and injuries make it trickier to assess Nathan Jones' first XI for visit of Hornets

Third kit drop today and as anticipated it has a Jamaican feel to it, although the club don’t actually tie the two together in the promo stuff. The 3rd change kit features “a striking charcoal base…

"improve on areas that fans find important".

The latest review of the week - a round-up of Charlton Athletic news

A look at what the oddsmakers think of the favourites for Championship relegation in the new season.

CHAMPIONSHIP By John Lyons GOALS: Harvey Knibbs HARVEY Knibbs is relishing the chance to show what he can do in the Championship after joining promoted Charlton Athletic. The Addicks have signed the attacking midfielder from Reading for an undisclosed fee believed to be in the region of £1.8m. The 26-year-old has put pen-to-paper on a […]

...