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Edwards Offered New Deal by Pilgrims
23 Apr
Summary
- Joe Edwards, the longest-serving player, has been offered a new contract.
- He scored the crucial goal keeping Argyle in Championship.
- Head coach wants Edwards and loan trio signed permanently.
Plymouth Argyle captain Joe Edwards has received a new contract offer from the club as his current deal nears its end this summer. Edwards, who has made 280 appearances since 2019, was instrumental in the 2023 League One title win and scored the decisive goal that secured the club's Championship status in the subsequent season.
Head coach Tom Cleverley emphasized his wish for Edwards to remain with the team, stating, "If it was up to me, obviously Joe Edwards is in my team next year." The club is hopeful for an agreement, pending contract negotiations.
Additionally, Cleverley is pursuing permanent transfers for three key loan players: Wes Harding, Owen Dale, and Alex Mitchell. Harding and Dale's loan deals expire this summer, while Mitchell has a year left on his contract with Charlton Athletic. Cleverley highlighted their significant contributions and expressed a strong interest in retaining them for next season, acknowledging that player availability and financial offers will be crucial factors.
