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Michail Antonio Transfer to Charlton Athletic
Charlton Athletic are reportedly facing competition in their objective of signing free agent Michail Antonio. According to a report from BBC Sport, the Addicks' pursuit of the Jamaican international is being rivalled by Qatar Stars League side, Al-Sailiya. BBC Sport has stated that talks with both clubs are currently ongoing.
Charlton Athletic are reportedly facing competition in their objective of signing free agent Michail Antonio. According to a report from BBC Sport, the Addicks' pursuit of the Jamaican international is being rivalled by Qatar Stars League side, Al-Sailiya. BBC Sport has stated that talks with both clubs are currently ongoing.
Michail Antonio is in ongoing negotiations with Championship side Charlton Athletic and is currently training at the club's base in south-east London. After Charlton's defeat by Portsmouth on Saturday, manager Nathan Jones said that there was nothing yet to announce but added that the process was continuing.
Michail Antonio is in ongoing negotiations with Championship side Charlton Athletic and is currently training at the club's base in south-east London. After Charlton's defeat by Portsmouth on Saturday, manager Nathan Jones said that there was nothing yet to announce but added that the process was continuing.
Michail Antonio could join Charlton Athletic after Leicester City turned down an opportunity to sign the free agent striker. According to the BBC, Antonio is in initial talks with Charlton Athletic, and Addicks manager Nathan Jones is interested in bringing in the striker. Antonio has not played a senior club match in 14 months following a serious road accident in December 2024. He did play for Jamaica last summer and had a couple of matches with West Ham Under-21s at the start of the season. Antonio then went on trial at Brentford before coming to Leicester City, with Cifuentes having been enthusiastic about the possibility of signing him before the injury.
Michail Antonio could join Charlton Athletic after Leicester City turned down an opportunity to sign the free agent striker. According to the BBC, Antonio is in initial talks with Charlton Athletic, and Addicks manager Nathan Jones is interested in bringing in the striker. Antonio has not played a senior club match in 14 months following a serious road accident in December 2024. He did play for Jamaica last summer and had a couple of matches with West Ham Under-21s at the start of the season. Antonio then went on trial at Brentford before coming to Leicester City, with Cifuentes having been enthusiastic about the possibility of signing him before the injury.
Michail Antonio has been training with the Addicks for a few days as Nathan Jones and the medical team assess the former West Ham striker with the aim of creating a deal for the free agent. A determining factor is whether Jones feels Antonio can impact the remainder of the season. The wages structure will be based on Antonio's situation.
Michail Antonio has been training with the Addicks for a few days as Nathan Jones and the medical team assess the former West Ham striker with the aim of creating a deal for the free agent. A determining factor is whether Jones feels Antonio can impact the remainder of the season. The wages structure will be based on Antonio's situation.
Free agent Michail Antonio, 35, has had initial discussions with Charlton Athletic about a possible short-term deal. The striker, a Jamaican international, left West Ham after his contract expired in the summer. He previously trained with Leicester City in December and also had talks with Brentford, but a move to either club did not happen. The discussions with Charlton are at a preliminary stage and a deal has not been finalized. It is believed that Charlton manager Nathan Jones feels Antonio could be a valuable addition to his squad for the remainder of the season. Antonio has 24 caps and 5 goals for Jamaica. His current market value is €700k, according to Transfermarkt.
Free agent Michail Antonio, 35, has had initial discussions with Charlton Athletic about a possible short-term deal. The striker, a Jamaican international, left West Ham after his contract expired in the summer. He previously trained with Leicester City in December and also had talks with Brentford, but a move to either club did not happen. The discussions with Charlton are at a preliminary stage and a deal has not been finalized. It is believed that Charlton manager Nathan Jones feels Antonio could be a valuable addition to his squad for the remainder of the season. Antonio has 24 caps and 5 goals for Jamaica. His current market value is €700k, according to Transfermarkt.
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