Last updated: 12:41, July 3, 2009
Charlton Athletic news
The Addicks were founded in 1905 and entered the Football League in 1921, with their most successful period in the 1930s and 1940’s – when they reached the FA Cup final twice.
The Valley has been Charlton’s home since 1919, although they did have a seven year stint on the road, playing at Crystal Palace and West Ham between 1985 and 1992.
Charlton have enjoyed four separate spells in the top flight including a seven-season run in the Premier League between 2000 and 2007.
Clark agrees Addicks deal
Teenage defender Jack Clark has agreed to sign a new one-year professional contract at Charlton.
Hudson secures Bluebirds move
Cardiff have completed the signing of Mark Hudson from Charlton Athletic for a fee thought to be around £1.075m.
Defender set for move
Cardiff are closing in on Charlton defender Mark Hudson after reportedly having an offer for the player accepted.
Defender deal done
Charlton have completed their first signing of the summer after wrapping up a deal for Miguel Angel Llera.
Midfielder bid denied
Charlton boss Phil Parkinson has denied reports suggesting Chelsea have made a move to sign Jonjo Shelvey.
Blues join Addicks ace race
Chelsea are understood to be the latest club expressing an interest in Charlton's highly-rated midfielder Jonjo Shelvey.
Rivals out of striker running
Crystal Palace have confirmed their interest in Charlton striker Andy Gray but admit they could be priced out of a move.
Feeney linked with move
Charlton are in the running to sign Warren Feeney, who looks set to leave Cardiff in search of first-team action.
Park eyes defender swoop
Charlton boss Phil Parkinson says he is confident of signing defender Miguel Angel Llera following his release from MK Dons.
Addicks rule out striker bid
Charlton will not rival Norwich for Derby striker Liam Dickinson, but are expected to beat the Canaries to defender Miguel Llera.
Addicks miss out on Clarke
Southend United defender Peter Clarke has snubbed a move to Charlton and now looks set to join Huddersfield Town.
Charlton not looking at Dons defender
Charlton have rule out making a move for MK Dons skipper Dean Lewington, despite Phil Parkinson being a keen admirer.
Addicks hope for Zheng deal
Charlton boss Phil Parkinson says he is locked in talks with Zheng Zhi and will do all he can to keep the China international.
Argyle swoop denied
Charlton boss Phil Parkinson says he has not received one offer for Thierry Racon following reports Plymouth are keen.
Spanish ace hold talks
Charlton boss Phil Parkinson says he has spoken to Miguel Angel Llera following his release from MK Dons.
