‘I really like him as a player’ – Charlton caretaker delighted at contribution from on-loan Luton man
Elliot Lee’s start to his Charlton Athletic career has been described as “excellent” by caretaker manager Johnnie Jackson.
The 26-year-old is on a season-long loan from Luton Town. He is due to be a free agent at the end of June.
Lee has scored three goals in 14 matches for the Addicks.
Jackson told the South London Press: “He’s been excellent. He is a very, very good player and I’ve been really pleased with him.
“We know that he has got the ability to pick up good positions, can play a pass and his set-piece ability but what has been particularly pleasing is what I’ve seen off the ball. He is doing well out of possession – it is what he is giving the team there.
“All of those boys in midfield have really stepped up in the last few games. I really like Elliot as a player.”
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