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Charlton's Relegation Fight: Key Defender Lloyd Jones Not Leaving
29 Jan
Summary
- Defender Lloyd Jones will not depart Charlton Athletic before the transfer window closes.
- Jones, vice-captain, was named Charlton's player of the year last season.
- The club aims to strengthen its squad to aid Jones in avoiding relegation.

Charlton Athletic has no plans to allow defender Lloyd Jones to leave before the transfer window deadline, according to reports. Jones, who joined the club in June 2023, has a contract until summer 2027 after signing an extension last January. He was a pivotal player in Charlton's promotion-winning squad last season and was recognized as the club's player of the year.
As vice-captain, the 30-year-old has been a constant presence in the team's defense this Championship campaign, starting all 28 league matches. Losing him mid-season would have been a significant setback for Charlton, currently 19th in the league and only three points above the relegation zone. The club is reportedly looking to make several signings to bolster the squad for the remainder of the season.
Amidst a tight relegation battle involving nine teams, Charlton is focused on providing manager Nathan Jones with the necessary tools to secure survival. Despite previous interest in other targets like Junior Ligue, the club's immediate priority is ensuring key players like Lloyd Jones remain to navigate the challenging second half of the season.




