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Charlton Athletic fended off Wrexham and Derby County bids before transfer window closes – with Miles Leaburn also attracting approaches

Charlton Athletic owners Global Football Partners knocked back bids for George Dobson, Corey Blackett-Taylor and Miles Leaburn at the end of the transfer window.

Ambitious Wrexham made a move for Addicks captain Dobson, pictured top.

Once that was rebuffed the League Two club agreed a deal with George Evans, who had his Millwall contract terminated by mutual consent.

And the South London Press also understands that Derby County were interested in rapid left winger Blackett-Taylor.

Corey Blackett-Taylor, Charlton Athletic v Fleetwood Town SkyBet League One, The Valley, 02 September 2023
Picture : Keith Gillard

The former Tranmere Rovers attacker, who started his career on the books of Aston Villa, has started all of Charlton’s League One fixtures this season.

Both Dobson and Blackett-Taylor are inside the final 12 months of their Charlton deals.

Leaburn has recently returned from an ankle injury suffered in pre-season. He scored in the 4-3 EFL Trophy defeat at Crawley Town on Tuesday night.

There were bids lodged by a club in Germany and also in the Championship for the 19-year-old, who scored 13 goals in 40 matches last season.

Miles Leaburn, Charlton Athletic v Fleetwood Town SkyBet League One, The Valley, 02 September 2023
Picture : Keith Gillard

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