Author: Richard Cawley

The Addicks have made three signings in the January transfer window, all of them relatively short term.

A ninth loss of the campaign leaves them the Addicks nine points behind sixth-placed Barnsley, who have two matches in hand.

The Addicks had won three on the spin before a 2-1 loss at The Valley this afternoon.

The 24-year-old had been a target for the Addicks in the summer of 2021, only for the former Sheffield Wednesday youngster to opt for big-spending Ipswich Town.

The Charlton Athletic boss saw his playing career badly disrupted by serious injuries.

The Addicks have been ready to listen to offers for the 29-year-old in the January transfer window.

The Fulham full-back, on a season-long loan in SE7, pulled out of the match against Barnsley earlier this month after feeling a niggle in the warm up.

Holden takes charge of the Addicks against his old club this weekend at The Valley.

The 26-year-old is closing in on a first-team return after a broken finger ruled him out of featuring for his club and also country, with the former Swindon Town and Bristol City stopper set to be first choice for Ghana at the recent Qatar World Cup.

Charlton manager Dean Holden has managed to catch most of his former club Bolton’s last two matches ahead of this weekend’s clash at The Valley.

The 27-year-old signed for the Addicks at the start of July but has had a number of injuries which have hampered his settling in process.

The 43-year-old retired from playing in 2014 and has had spells in charge at Oldham Athletic and Bristol City, as well as a very brief spell as caretaker at Stoke City.