The Charlton Athletic 2009/10 Squad List
Charlton Athletic 2009/10
By Nick Blackbourn
September 8 2009
With the transfer window closing on September 1st, the Charlton squad has been finalised through to January 1st (barring any short term loans). The Charlton Athletic 2009/10 squad is listed below.
1 Rob Elliot, Goalkeeper
Joined Charlton aged 17. After a few seasons out on loan, became back-up to Nicky Weaver. During the 2008/9 season, established himself as first-choice goalkeeper.
2 Frazer Richardson, Defender
Free transfer from Leeds in summer 2009.
3 Kelly Youga, Defender
Free transfer from Olympique Lyonnais in summer 2005. Loaned to Bristol, Bradford and Scunthorpe before breaking into the first team during 2008.
4 Nicky Bailey, Midfielder
Club captain. Signed from Southend in summer 2008 for what could amount to £750k. Player of the season and top scorer in 2008/09 season.
5 Miguel Llera, Defender
Free transfer from MK Dons in summer 2009.
6 Jose Semedo, Midfielder
Signed from Sporting Clube de Portugal summer 2007. Acquired as a defender, Semedo now plays the holding midfielder role.
7 Jonjo Shelvey, Midfielder
Youth team graduate. Youngest ever Charlton goal scorer; 16 years and 55 days.
8 Therry Racon, Midfielder
Signed from Guingamp in summer 2007. €550k fee. Successful loan period at Brighton at the end of his first season. Injured for most of the 2008/09 season.
10 Deon Burton, Striker
Signed from Sheffield Wednesday for no fee in January 2009.
11 Lloyd Sam, Midfielder
Youth team graduate. Joined Charlton after unsuccessful trials at Wimbledon and Arsenal.
12 Grant Basey, Defender
Youth team graduate. Debuted against QPR in October 2007.
14 Matt Spring, Midfielder
Signed from Luton while on loan at Sheffield United. Scored against Crystal Palace in his third game for the Addicks.
15 Izale McLeod, Striker
Signed from MK Dons in summer 2007 for a fee that could rise to £1.55m. Has been on loan at both Colchester and Millwall
16 Scott Wagstaff, Midfielder
Youth team graduate. Scored first goal for the club against Walsall in August 2009.
17 Chris Dickson, Striker
Signed from Dulwich Hamlet in March 2007 for £35k. Joined Gillingham on loan for the first half of the 07/08 season and was their top scorer that season.
19 Dean Sinclair, Midfielder
Free transfer from Barnet. 'Developmental fee' of £125k agreed. Suffered knee ligament damage while on loan at Grimsby.
20 Chris Solly, Defender
Youth team graduate. Debuted in the last game of the 08/09 season against Norwich.
22 Stuart Fleetwood, Striker
Free transfer from Forest Green Rovers in summer 2008. 'Developmental fee' set by tribunal. Went on season loan at Exeter August 2009.
25 Darren Randolph, Goalkeeper
Youth team graduate. Hit the headlines after he refused to play when selected while on loan at Hereford in November 2008.
26 Alex Stavrinou, Midfielder
Youth team graduate. Debuted against Hereford in a Carling Cup Fixture, August 2009.
27 Yado Mambo, Defender
Youth team graduate. Loaned to Welling in August 2009.
28 Tamer Tuna, Striker
Youth team graduate. Debuted against Blackpool in April 2009, the game Charlton were officially relegated to League One.
29 Jack Clark, Defender
Youth team graduate.
30 Ben Davisson, Midfielder
Youth team graduate.
35 Christian Dailly, Defender
Free transfer from Rangers summer 2009.
9 Leon McKenzie, Striker
Free transfer from Coventry September 2009.
21 Luke Holden, Midfielder
On loan from TNS (with a view to a permanent move in January 2010)
18 Sam Sodje, Defender
Free transfer from Reading September 2009. Former loanee in the 2007/08 season.
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