Charlton Athletic target talented goalkeeper, player desperate for move.

Charlton Athletic want to recruit Australian custodian Sonny Inzalaco, who is ‘desperate’ to play in England, according to Alan Nixon.

Charlton Athletic are on their way to the Championship, where they intend to stay for the foreseeable future. CAFC won the League One play-off final last season, defeating Leyton Orient. The Addicks, led by Nathan Jones, will believe they are well positioned to avoid instant relegation to League One and build for a brighter future in the second tier, but they must get this summer right.

There will be a greater emphasis on signing established first-team players, but The Valley also sees a steady influx of youthful talent. According to reports, Australian ace Sonny Inzalaco is among those on the radar. Reporter Alan Nixon wrote on his Patreon page that Charlton Athletic are interested in signing Inzalaco, a 17-year-old custodian who now plays for Perth Red Star in Australia. Little is known about the financial terms of the deal, although Inzalaco is ‘desperate’ to play in England, and the CAFC target has a British passport. Given the post-Brexit limitations on foreign additions, this will make reaching an agreement much easier.

Charlton Athletic is looking to the future. As previously said, Charlton Athletic’s objective will be to sign players who can come in and make an impact on the first team next season. These changes will increase their chances of survival. However, the Addicks are always looking ahead, whether it’s nurturing star potential at their prestigious academy or bringing in young players from other clubs to join their development setup and, eventually, the first team.

Kaheim Dixon was signed from Jamaica and spent time in the U21s before moving up to the senior level, and if he joins, Inzalaco may follow suit. A similar recruitment route. Charlton Athletic signed 25-year-old Ashley Maynard-Brewer in a similar recruitment strategy to the one being pursued in the alleged Inzalaco chase. He signed with ECU Joondalup in 2015 and worked his way up the youth divisions before making his senior debut. He earned minutes on loan before becoming a regular first-team member. Maynard-Brewer has subsequently established himself as a valuable member of the first team. Last season, he kept 11 clean sheets in 24 games, helping CAFC to promotion, and he now has 19 clean sheets in 85 games for the club.

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