
Karlan Grant has reacted to Charlton Athletic announcing a contract extension for Tyreece Campbell.
Following a great start to the new Championship season, the Addicks have signed the 22-year-old to a new long-term contract.
The forward progressed through the London club’s academy system before becoming a fixture in the main team.
Campbell scored seven goals and provided one assist to help Charlton win promotion from League One in 2024/25.
In his first year back in the second tier, he continued to be an important part of the club, scoring three goals and assisting three others as the team ended 19th in the standings.
The attacker has scored in each of their first two league games of the new season, as well as their EFL Cup win over Cheltenham Town.
Charlton confirms Tyreece Campbell’s contract renewal.

Charlton have revealed on Instagram that Campbell has signed a new contract with the club, which will keep him in the Valley for the foreseeable future.
The 22-year-old has signed a four-year contract that will last until June 2030, which is a fitting reward for his strong start to the current season.
The forward scored in the EFL Cup win to start the season, but goals against Derby County and West Ham helped Jones’ team win both of their opening two league games.
Campbell’s new contract has sparked a warm reaction from fans and teammate Grant.
Tyreece Campbell’s possession stats 2025/26 – according to Fotmob.com.
Stat
Per 90
Successful dribbles
1.29
Successful dribbles (%)
50.0
Duels won
3.88
Duels won: (%)
41.0
aerial duels won
0.80
Aerial duels won (%
31.7
Touches
37.28
Touches in the opposition area.
4.06
Dispossessed
1.60
Fouls won.
1.05
The former West Brom star responded to the confirmation of the new contract with two clapping hands emoji.
Campbell made his Charlton debut in a 4-0 League One defeat to Oxford United on February 19, 2022.
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Charlton fans are pleased with Tyreece Campbell’s new four-year contract.

Tyreece Campbell’s contract is huge for Charlton.
Campbell’s performances at Charlton have improved year after year, and his new contract is a fitting reward.
Tying him down to a contract until June 2030 is a solid step forward for the Addicks, who are shown their willingness to retain their finest players.
It would have been quite simple to cash in on the forward due to interest abroad, but he is clearly a fan favourite, and losing him would have been a significant blow to Jones’ team.
This is a good development for Charlton, indicating that the club is currently headed in the right path.
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