Charlton Athletic

Charlton Athletic are pleased to announce the appointment of Chris Samson as the club’s Head of Marketing. Samson brings more than a decade of marketing experience and has spent the last five years at fellow Sky Bet Championship side Southampton, where he was most recently Senior Marketing and CRM Manager.

Tyreece Campbell and Miles Leaburn have not been consistent enough this season, and this issue must be fixed ASAP.

U16s star Chetam Ezenwata is the winner of the 2026 Steve Clarke Trophy. The annual award, which recognises outstanding progress at U16 level, was introduced by the Charlton Athletic Supporters' Trust (CAST) following Steve Clarke's passing in September 2020. A much-loved Addicks fan for over 50 years, Clarke was also a Valley Party candidate, Chair of the Supporters' Club, the first-ever Charlton Supporter Director and Chair of CAST between 2015 and 2016.

Charlton Athletic are not safe from relegation yet, but keeping Will Mannion in goal should help them reach safety.

Tickets for the Addicks' upcoming trip to Sheffield Wednesday will go on general sale from 11am on Thursday, March 26th. The club have received an allocation of 2,093 tickets for the fixture at Hillsborough on Saturday, April 18th (KO 3pm BST).

It is no secret that former England international Luke Young was keen on a move to West Ham United during the 2006/07 campaign, particularly once...

Bolton Wanderers boss Steven Schumacher has put Rob Apter's drop in form down to confidence since his arrival from Charlton Athletic.

We delve into the numbers posted as Global Football Partners' determination to financially back Nathan Jones in achieving League One promotion success paid off

Two matches in one day! In this video we visit Leyton Orient of EFL League One at Brisbane Road as they take on Barnsley and then we hop in a cab a little s...

At Saturday's game against Norwich City, we were delighted to welcome over 1,400 school pupils and their families to The Valley. 75 schools in Greenwich and Bexley received discounted ticket offerings as part of the club’s School Partnership Scheme.

Roger HampelImage: Charlton AthleticCharlton Athletic has published its annual accounts for the year ending June 30, 2025, covering a season defined by promotion to the Championship and significant growth across key commercial and matchday metrics.The report reflects a club moving forward both on and off the pitch, while also underlining a familiar challenge in football economics: rising revenues accompanied by continued operating losses.Promotion Season Drives Sporting and Commercial MomentumTh

Blackpool midfielder Karoy Anderson will battle for a place at the World Cup with Jamaica during the international break.

Football League World provides a round up of all the latest Charlton Athletic news as the Championship reaches the international break

One more win…

While thousands flock to The Valley on matchdays, a dedicated team of scouts traverse muddy pitches across South East London and Kent, searching for the next generation of Addicks stars. Meet the unsung heroes who turn local knowledge into competitive advantage.

Men’s first-team season ticket sales have reached their highest level for this stage in over a decade, aside from the Covid-impacted 2021/22 campaign. After the first 17 days of sales, season tickets have been selling at their highest rate for over 10 years, and supporters are encouraged to maximise their savings in Phase One.

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“We gave them three goals” - Sky Blues unlucky battle against Charlton

Charlton Athletic Podcast | Where Addicks WalkThis week we discuss the loss to Norwich - are fans right to have a go? Join the shortest and most compact CAFC...

Over the weekend, we published Charlton Athletic Football Club's annual report and accounts for the 24/25 season, and they tell two stories at once.

Fan writer Paul Sullivan reflects on Charlton Athletic's defeat by Norwich City and says they are in a good place after a season in 'Championship school'.

Daniel Kanu bagged his 17th goal of the season for Walsall in their 2-1 win over Newport County last weekend. The 21-year-old academy graduate scored the equaliser at the Pallet-Track Bescot Stadium as the Saddlers went within two points of the coveted play-off places.

“He has progressed superbly”…

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Jordan Zemura knows it’ll be second time lucky switching from a job using his feet to a career with his hands when he hangs up his boots. The Udinese star, once without a club and fired as a …

A big thank you to Saturday's match sponsor Veolia!