Charlton Athletic reject goalkeeper bid from League Two club
Charlton have rejected a bid from Forest Green Rovers for Dillon Phillips – and have extended his contract until June 2019.
The Addicks shotstopper got a runout in yesterday’s EFL Trophy defeat to Oxford United at The Valley.
Forest Green were also interested in a permanent deal for Millwall’s Tom King, who also penned an extension before moving to Stevenage for the second half of the campaign.
When asked about reports of a Rovers bid for Phillips, Robinson said: “I think we rejected a bid this week. I’ve been quite clear with my stance on that. Unless we can get a number two in as good as Dillon Phillips, the boy doesn’t go anywhere.”
Charlton have exercised a clause in Phillips’ deal to keep him at The Valley for a further 12 months.
Reeco Hackett-Fairchild, Jamie Mascoll, Joshua Umerah and Kenneth Yao also have terms which now run until the summer of 2019.
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My grandfather Joe Hughes was a goalkeeper for your club in 1921. Do you have
any info in your archives about him.