League One news: Charlton Athletic, Derby County and Northampton Town eye additions
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Blackpool take on Southport on Friday evening in their first pre-season friendly. Neil Critchley’s side will be looking to start their summer run of games with a positive result.
They will also be eager to give some minutes to new signings Matthew Pennington, Ollie Norburn, Albie Morgan and Richard O’Donnell. In the meantime, here is a look at some of the latest transfer news and rumours from around League One at the moment...
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Hide AdCharlton Athletic close in on striker
Charlton Athletic are closing in on the signing of Cheltenham Town striker Alfie May, according to a report by GloucestershireLive. The Robins are poised to win the race for the former Doncaster Rovers man ahead of the likes of Gillingham and Wrexham. He has scored 67 goals in 165 games for the Robins in all competitions to date and is now set to head out the exit door for a new chapter in his career.
Derby County cast eyes over trialist
Derby County have taken former Blackpool youngster Tony Weston on trial along with midfielder Charlie Lindsay, as per the Daily Record. The forward, who is 19-years-old, was on the books at Bloomfield Road until 2020 when he moved up to Glasgow. He never made a senior appearance for the Gers though and was loaned out to Partick Thistle and Cove Rangers to gain some experience before being released earlier this summer.
Northampton Town in talks with winger
Blackpool-born Josh Kay is in talks with third tier new boys Northampton Town following his departure from Barrow, as per Football Insider. The winger started out at AFC Fylde before being lured away from Lancashire in 2016 by Barnsley. He has since also had spells at Tranmere Rovers and Chesterfield and will now be weighing up his next move.
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