Charlton Athletic boss Nathan Jones says that contract talks with centre-half Lloyd Jones are “ongoing.”
The defender, 29, was signed on a two-year deal after departing Cambridge United in summer 2023.
The former Luton Town man has been a big part of an Addicks defence that has conceded less than a goal a game in League One this term.
His contract is up at the end of his campaign – whilst the January transfer window is open now.
When asked about Lloyd’s future, Nathan Jones said: “Look, what I’m saying is if anyone wants to come in for Lloyd-Jones – he’s a prized asset for us. We’re ongoing in terms of contract talks. He’s another one that’s actually found a home.
“I signed him for Luton and working with him. He was a lot younger than he is now and we had two real excellent, experienced, serial promotion-winning centre-halves in our team at the time. So I’ve got a chance to work with him again.
“He’s really found a home in everything here now. So, look, we want to make it a longer-term home for him. That’s ongoing.”
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