Charlton Athletic are preparing to offer winger Tyreece Campbell a new long-term contract to secure his future at The Valley.
As first reported by SportsBoom, the Addicks are eager to reward the academy graduate after his breakthrough campaign and ensure one of their brightest young stars remains tied to the club.
Talks Expected in Coming Weeks
Campbell, who came through the Charlton academy and once worked as a ballboy dreaming of representing the first team, played a key role in last season’s dramatic promotion to the Championship under manager Nathan Jones.
The 22-year-old is currently under contract until the end of the season, with an option for a further year, but discussions are expected to begin soon over an improved deal that reflects his growing importance.
The Addicks are keen to fend off potential interest from higher-level clubs and protect their asset as Campbell’s stock continues to rise following a standout year in League One.
“The manager [Nathan Jones] has helped me a lot to play my game and be free,” said Campbell. “It really helps having a manager who trusts you because it allows me to play to the best of my ability. “It’s about playing well in the Championship and getting those personal goals I want to achieve as well.”
On the Rise
Campbell enjoyed a breakout 2024–25 season, scoring nine goals in all competitions as Charlton sealed promotion back to the Championship for the first time since 2020. His pace, direct play and work rate have made him a fan favourite, and he has started every league match so far this term.
His performances have also earned international recognition, with the winger receiving his first Jamaica call-up earlier this year. He remains part of the Reggae Boyz squad during the current international break, adding another milestone to a rapid ascent that began in Charlton’s youth ranks.
Jones views Campbell as integral to his long-term plans and wants to build around the young winger as the club aim to consolidate their Championship status.
Writer’s View
Charlton’s move to extend Campbell’s contract is both logical and essential. The academy graduate embodies the club’s values and has proven he can deliver at senior level. With Premier League and Championship scouts reportedly monitoring his progress, securing his future now could prevent another homegrown talent from slipping away too soon.
A new deal would be a statement of intent that the Addicks are planning for sustained progress, not just survival, under Nathan Jones.
