Conor Coady Signs with the Addicks
Charlton Athletic has officially announced the signing of Conor Coady on loan from Wrexham AFC. The 32-year-old defender will be with the Addicks until the conclusion of the 2025/26 season. Coady’s extensive experience enhances the team, having played at the international level for England and throughout his career in the top tiers of English football.
Details of the Signing
- Player: Conor Coady
- Age: 32
- Loan Duration: Until end of the 2025/26 season
- Previous Club: Wrexham AFC
Coady becomes Charlton’s sixth signing during the current transfer window, following new additions such as Harry Clarke, Lyndon Dykes, Luke Chambers, Tiernan Brooks, and Jayden Fevrier. Managing Director James Rodwell expressed enthusiasm about the acquisition, highlighting Coady’s leadership qualities and extensive experience.
Manager’s Perspective
Manager Nathan Jones shared his excitement, noting, “We’re delighted to add Conor. His immense experience is crucial, especially with the last 18 games ahead.” Coady’s proven track record at the highest levels of competition was a significant factor in securing his signature.
Player Background
Born and raised in Liverpool, Coady developed through the Liverpool academy. His senior career began with a loan to Sheffield United for the 2013/14 season, where he made 50 appearances. He then moved to Huddersfield Town permanently in August 2014, playing 48 matches before joining Wolverhampton Wanderers in July 2015.
At Wolves, Coady enjoyed substantial success, captaining the team for eight seasons and making 317 appearances. His leadership contributed to the team’s Sky Bet Championship title and subsequent promotion to the Premier League. Notably, he played every minute of Wolves’ Europa League campaign in 2019/20, leading the squad to the quarter-finals.
During his Premier League tenure, Coady earned 10 caps for the England national team. In the tail end of his Wolves career, he spent the 2022/23 season on loan at Everton. He later moved to Leicester City in July 2024, where he played a pivotal role in helping the Foxes win the Sky Bet Championship title in his debut season, making 43 appearances in total.
Upcoming Matches
Charlton Athletic’s next game at The Valley will take place on February 6th, when they face Queens Park Rangers. Fans are encouraged to purchase tickets for what promises to be an exciting match.
