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Charlton Athletic transfer chief provides update on move for former Sunderland and Celtic defender

BY RICHARD CAWLEY

richard@slpmedia.co.uk

Charlton Athletic’s head of recruitment Steve Gallen has confirmed that talks are ongoing with former Sunderland and Celtic defender Adam Matthews – but also that they have another option if negotiations can’t be concluded successfully.

The 27-year-old right back has been training with the Addicks and is a free agent, so he is able to move outside of the transfer window.

Gallen told the South London Press: “We are speaking to Adam Matthews’ agent about doing something. There is nothing concrete yet but I think we can get some common ground between us.

“If we do that [deal] then that will be our last signing.

“There are a few free transfers about and there is one other right-back [option], which is not Tyrone Mears.

“There is a will on both sides [with Matthews] to do it. It’s just finding that common ground.”

See Friday’s South London Press for an exclusive interview with Steve Gallen on his appointment as a director at Charlton Athletic.


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