Charlton Athletic are pleased to confirm that Danny Hylton has joined the club as a player-coach on a short-term deal.
The vastly-experienced striker, who has tasted three EFL promotions, featured for the Addicks during pre-season, scoring in the 6-1 win at Dartford.
Nathan Jones is delighted to be working alongside the 35-year-old once again after handing him 158 appearances at Luton Town. He said: “Danny is someone I know very, very well who is a true professional. He will be an important member of our squad and coaching team. He will push and educate our players and he will live and breathe the club. When needed, he will be someone we can rely on for something different on the pitch.
“He has been with us since the summer and this role is the start of his coaching journey, and I have no doubt he will continue to have a positive impact on our group.”
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Short term deal almost suggests it’s a trial, perhaps Hylton to prove himself as a coach, and the Jones to show the board the benefit it’ll bring.
I’d guess he’s here until the start of January, similar to Potts?
Let’s see how it goes. I don’t suppose we will see him in a Charlton shirt much at all, but his value could be at Sparrows Lane.
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In Jones we trust, or as the kids say: let him cook
Coaching that to youngsters is invaluable.