Charlton Athletic has officially secured the services of Conor Coady on loan from Wrexham AFC. The seasoned 32-year-old defender is set to remain with the Addicks until the conclusion of the 2025/26 season.
Conor Coady’s Impressive Career
Coady brings a wealth of experience, having represented England internationally. He has predominantly played in the upper tiers of English football, making him an invaluable addition to Charlton’s defense.
Details of the Transfer
This transfer marks Coady as the sixth signing for Charlton Athletic in the current window. Other new additions include:
- Harry Clarke
- Lyndon Dykes
- Luke Chambers
- Tiernan Brooks
- Jayden Fevrier
Comments from Club Officials
James Rodwell, the Managing Director, expressed his enthusiasm about signing Coady, stating he is an excellent defender with significant experience. Manager Nathan Jones echoed this sentiment, highlighting Coady’s leadership qualities and noting their importance as the team approaches the final 18 matches of the season.
Coady’s Excitement and Background
Upon completing his transfer, Coady shared his excitement about joining Charlton, emphasizing the club’s stature and the thrill of playing for its supporters.
Coady’s football journey began in Liverpool, where he progressed through the academy. He had his first loan spell at Sheffield United during the 2013/14 season, featuring in 50 matches. His next move was to Huddersfield Town in August 2014, where he played 48 games before joining Wolverhampton Wanderers in July 2015.
Achievements at Wolverhampton Wanderers
During his eight years at Wolves, Coady made 317 appearances and captained the team. His tenure was marked by several significant achievements:
- Secured the Sky Bet Championship title.
- Achieved promotion to the Premier League.
- Qualified for the Europa League, contributing to the team reaching the quarter-finals in the 2019/20 season.
In addition to his club success, Coady earned 10 caps for the England national team while playing in the Premier League. His last season at Wolves in the 2022/23 was spent on loan at Everton. He then signed with Leicester City in July 2024, helping them claim the Sky Bet Championship title in his inaugural season before making his recent move to Wrexham ahead of the 2025/26 season.
Upcoming Matches
Charlton Athletic will return to The Valley on February 6th to face Queens Park Rangers. Tickets are now available for purchase on El-Balad.
