Kieran McKenna said Harry Clarke was really keen on his loan move to Charlton Athletic. McKenna stated that Clarke wanted to leave in the current window to get the opportunity to play more regularly. He also said that Charlton presented an opportunity, Clarke wanted to make the move, and it now gives him the chance to get a series of games that he has not had for some time, with around 20 games left.

Harry Clarke has joined Charlton Athletic on loan for the rest of the 2025/26 season. Clarke said the primary reason for him was the manager and that after speaking with him, he immediately felt that he was genuinely wanted. Jones said they are very pleased to bring a player of Harry’s quality to the football club. Clarke will not be eligible to play against Ipswich on April 22nd.

According to sources who told Football Insider, Charlton have agreed a loan deal with Ipswich for defender Harry Clarke. Clarke will move to the Valley on a loan deal until the end of the season. A number of sides have shown an interest in the former Arsenal youngster, but Charlton moved quickly to agree a deal.

Ipswich Town manager Kieran McKenna has confirmed that right-back Harry Clarke is in talks with a club regarding a loan move for the second half of the season. McKenna indicated that developments are expected over the weekend. It is believed that Charlton Athletic is the potential destination. TWTD reported that the fellow Championship side is interested in the 24-year-old. Clarke has not yet made a senior appearance for Ipswich during the 2025/26 campaign after being unable to play due to a knee injury he suffered in pre-season, though he has made two appearances in Premier League 2. The English defender, who has two caps for England U17, joined Ipswich in January 2023 and is under contract until June 2026. His current Transfermarkt market value is €4.00m.