Charlton Athletic confirmed that the 26-year-old winger Millenic Alli had made a permanent move from Luton Town, with an announcement made at 10am on Sunday. The move is believed to be for an initial fee of £1 million. Charlton manager Nathan Jones said the club was delighted to complete the deal. Jones stated that they want to evolve and had identified the need for a player who is effective in one-on-one situations, adding that Alli has shown he can be a potent threat at Championship level. The manager said they felt Alli would be a very good addition and that they had worked hard to finalize the move. He explained that Alli provides options and competition for existing players, adding to the one-on-one threats in the forward area alongside Tyreece Campbell, Karlan Grant and Rob Apter. Jones feels that while the club is still looking for more quality, this is a positive step towards being able to evolve and be more potent. He also said that Alli is hungry, ambitious, and wants to do well at this level, and that the club was impressed by how much he wanted to join Charlton.

Millenic Alli has moved permanently from Luton Town to Championship side Charlton Athletic for an undisclosed fee. Luton Town confirmed the transfer in a brief statement, in which the club also thanked Millenic Alli for his contribution. According to the Charlton Athletic website, Millenic Alli expressed happiness about joining the club and an eagerness to begin playing.

Charlton Athletic have signed 26-year-old winger Millenic Alli from Luton for a £1.5m fee. Alli, who had an impressive loan spell at Portsmouth last season, joined Luton from Exeter City in January 2025. During his time with Luton, he scored four goals in 16 Championship games. His transfer to Luton followed a successful period at Exeter, where he had scored 13 times in 35 matches after arriving from Halifax in January 2024. The Republic of Ireland international, who has one cap for his country, signed a contract with Charlton until June 2030.