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Lloyd Jones felt the Addicks could have taken more from Saturday afternoon’s contest, as they suffered a narrow defeat to Wrexham at The Valley.

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Charlton Athletic managing director James Rodwell has detailed the thinking behind the club’s capture of Collins Sichenje from Serbian side FK Vojvodina, underlining that the move was a calculated long-term investment rather than a rushed January decision.Follow our WhatsApp channel for more newsThe Kenyan defender completed his move to the English Championship outfit on transfer deadline day in a deal believed to be worth over Ksh334 million.Sichenje now begins a new chapter in England, hoping to follow in the footsteps of former Harambee Stars captain Victor Wanyama, who successfully made the transition to the English Premier League.##NAJAVA_MECA_9491976##Rodwell revealed that Charlton had initially earmarked the former AFC Leopards defender for a summer move, but developments in the January transfer window created an opportunity to bring him in earlier than planned.Having monitored Sichenje closely over a prolonged period, the Addicks moved decisively, aligning the signing with their wider multi-window recruitment strategy aimed at driving the club forward.“We’re delighted to sign Collins. He’s a player we’ve been tracking for a long time and was originally budgeted to join us this summer as part of our multi-window strategy to move the club forward,” Rodwell told the club’s official website.Celta Vigo coach reveals issue slowing down Aldrine Kibet's progress“We’re pleased that the opportunity arose for him to join us earlier than we expected and are grateful to the ownership for their support in enabling us to bring him to the football club at this stage.”Speaking after completing the move, the versatile defender expressed his excitement and determination to make the most of the opportunity in England.“It feels amazing to be here. It’s a good club with a good project and I’m ready to start working,” Sichenje said.OFFICIAL: Sichenje becomes new pillar of Charlton's defence!“It’s a big step for my career and a great opportunity to keep developing and help the team. I just need to stay humble, work hard and keep improving, that’s the goal.”Charlton currently sits 18th in the Championship standings with 35 points, three clear of the relegation zone. Sichenje could be in line for his debut on Saturday when the Addicks host Queens Park Rangers at The Valley.Wanyama opens up on his special relationship with former Spurs manager Pochettino

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A frustrated Nathan Jones bemoaned missed chances but was pleased with his side’s level of performance in a 1-0 loss to Wrexham at The Valley on Saturday. The Addicks dominated for large parts of the game and had plenty of chances but fell to defeat through Ollie Rathbone’s well-taken 30th-minute goal.

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Charlton manager Nathan Jones speaks to Louis Mendez after a 1-0 defeat to Wrexham

We did not deserve to lose that. At all. Our best attacking display for many weeks, but it resulted in defeat and a blank in front of goal telling the serial story of us not being clinical enough. …

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Sky Bet Championship action returns to The Valley on Saturday afternoon as the Addicks host Wrexham (KO 3pm GMT).

Nathan Jones and Interim Academy Director Steve Avory presented academy graduates Ibrahim Fullah and Keenan Gough with their framed first-team league debut shirts to mark their milestones.

The Addicks are back in action at The Valley on Saturday when they host Wrexham in the Sky Bet Championship (KO 3pm GMT). Nathan Jones’ side will be looking to get back on the winning trail following a 1-1 draw with West Bromwich Albion at The Hawthorns on Tuesday night.

January signing Jayden Fevrier is the cover star of Saturday’s Valley Review for the visit of Wrexham (KO 3pm GMT). In his exclusive interview, the Stockport County loanee reflects on his switch to SE7, making the step up to Sky Bet Championship football and his time as a head-turning youngster at West Ham United.

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