Following the conclusion of his loan spell from Charlton Athletic, Alex Mitchell's future remains uncertain. Both Mitchell and the Argyle boss want the move to be made permanent.

Tom Cleverley said that Mitch will receive a lot of interest and that he is unaware of Charlton's plans for him. He stated that this is likely a matter for the off-season, because both clubs are pursuing their end-of-season goals. Cleverley also said that his club has declared its interest, should the player become available in the summer. He mentioned that factors such as how much the player has enjoyed it, his role as a key figure, and his connection with the supporters are all considerations, in addition to the key factor of the money they can offer.

Tom Cleverley has confirmed that Plymouth Argyle have started discussions with Charlton Athletic regarding a permanent transfer for Alex Mitchell. The 24-year-old defender, who is currently on loan at Plymouth, joined in the summer and has made 25 appearances in League One after his selection priority was reduced under Nathan Jones at Charlton. Cleverley revealed that Plymouth hope to secure a permanent deal for the summer transfer window and that early conversations have begun. According to Plymouth Live, the manager praised Mitchell's impact both on the pitch and in the dressing room, adding that the club would like for him to be there next year, but noted that the immediate focus remains on the rest of the season.