“Makes Sense”: Charlton Athletic Is Pressed To Sign The Most Experienced Star From Peterborough United
The perfect free agent summer acquisition has been revealed by FLW’s Charlton fan pundit.
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Preparations are underway at Charlton Athletic for the forthcoming summer transfer window.
Nathan Jones, the former Luton Town manager, has helped the Addicks avoid relegation by securing their spot in League One for another season.
Although the London team has had a dismal year, the 50-year-old has presided over a successful Valley debut.
With the club’s new owners hoping to promote Charlton to the Championship, this has increased confidence for the upcoming season that Charlton can contend in the top half of the League One standings.
With the season ending this weekend, teams will be considering their options even if the transfer market isn’t open yet.
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Ben Fleming, a commentator for FLW and a supporter of Charlton Athletic, thinks Jonson Clarke-Harris would be a wise addition to the League One team.
The forward declined a January offer from Charlton, but he will be free to sign with any team this summer, so a deal might be possible.
According to Fleming, “Jonson Clarke-Harris is probably the pretty obvious shout,” Football League World said.
It was widely publicized that we were interested in him in January, and I believe we put in an offer.
It’s obvious that they couldn’t agree on the price or his pay, but the club would probably be eager to investigate that in the summer.
“It’s unclear if we’ll be able to satisfy his wage expectations, particularly because he’s not under contract, which means players often want higher pay. We weren’t able to do so in January.
“However, he’s obviously skilled at this level, and it appears that he plans to depart from Peterborough.
“Big physical striker.
We signed Connor Wickham to a short-term contract; I’m not sure if that will extend beyond the end of the current campaign, but he’s the kind of strong striker we might need.
Given his history of injuries, Chuks Aneke is definitely not someone you can count on to play a lot of minutes alongside Miles Leaburn when he returns.
Given that we pursued him in January, someone similar to him would undoubtedly make sense. I assume there is still interest there, particularly if Nathan Jones sticks with the 5-3-2 structure or switches to a 4-4-2 narrow diamond shape.
“You’re going to want two up top, and considering his background and our clear interest in him in January, I think Clarke-Harris makes sense.”
The significance of Clarke-Harris to Peterborough
