Charlotte

Charlotte net spend since 2015

Charlotte have spent €41m on disclosed transfer fees since July 2015 and received €32m: a net spend of €9m.

That covers 58 signings (26 for a disclosed fee, 21 free, 11 undisclosed) and 39 departures (13 sold for a disclosed fee, 16 free, 10 undisclosed). Loans are counted apart: 7 in, 18 out.

Record signing: Liel Abada, €8m from Celtic (Mar 2024). Record sale: Adilson Malanda, €7m to Middlesbrough (Aug 2025).

Charlotte transfer spending by season

Charlotte record signings

1. Liel Abada · €8m from Celtic · Mar 2024
2. Enzo Copetti · €6m from Racing Club · Jan 2023
3. Karol Świderski · €5m from PAOK · Jan 2022
4. Pep Biel · €4m from Olympiacos F.C. · Jan 2026
5. Jordy José Alcívar Macías · €3m from LDU Quito · Jan 2022

Charlotte record sales

1. Adilson Malanda · €7m to Middlesbrough · Aug 2025
2. Patrick Agyemang · €7m to Derby County · Jul 2025
3. Kerwin Vargas · €5m to Athletico PR · Jul 2026
4. Enzo Copetti · €4m to Rosario Central · Jun 2024
5. Riley McGree · €4m to Middlesbrough · Jan 2022

Charlotte trading record: profit on players bought and sold

On the 20 players Charlotte both signed and sold since July 2015 (academy graduates and free signings cost nothing), sales brought in €17m against €22m paid: a trading loss of €5m.

• Kerwin Vargas: signed for €2m (May 2022), sold to Athletico PR for €5m (Jul 2026): profit €3m
• Riley McGree: signed for €536k (Oct 2020), sold to Middlesbrough for €4m (Jan 2022): profit €3m
• Daniel Ríos: signed for €455k (Feb 2022), sold to Guadalajara for €750k (Jan 2023): profit €295k
• Sergio Ruiz Alonso: signed for €750k (Jul 2020), sold to Granada for €1m (Aug 2022): profit €250k

• Karol Świderski: signed for €5m (Jan 2022), sold to Panathinaikos for €2m (Jan 2025): loss €3m
• Kamil Jóźwiak: signed for €2m (Mar 2022), sold to Granada for €250k (Feb 2024): loss €2m
• Enzo Copetti: signed for €6m (Jan 2023), sold to Rosario Central for €4m (Jun 2024): loss €2m
• Jan Sobocinski: signed for €2m (Jul 2021), left free for PAS Giannina (Jan 2024): loss €2m
• Bill Tuiloma: signed for €750k (Feb 2023), left free for Wellington Phoenix (Jan 2026): loss €750k

Charlotte ins and outs 2026/27: who left and who came in, by position

Charlotte have made 4 signings and 1 departure in 2026/27. Who left each position and who came in:

• Midfield: out nobody; in Abdoulaye Doucouré (free from a club outside our record, 41 league minutes since).
• Attack: out Kerwin Vargas (to Athletico PR, 22 league starts in 2025); in Allan Saint-Maximin (free from Lens, 1,084 league minutes since), Nathan Richmond (from Crown Legacy, 20 league minutes since), Hugo Mbongue (from Crown Legacy, no league minutes yet).

Charlotte injury news: injuries and suspensions

Charlotte have 5 players injured as of 10 Nov 2026, with €3m of value sidelined.

• Archie Goodwin (FWD): Partial tear of the plantar fascia · out since 28 Sep 2026 · return date not set · 7 games missed
• Aron John (MID): Shoulder injury · out since 21 Jul 2026 · return date not set · 12 games missed
• Will Cleary (DEF): Ill · out since 22 Oct 2026 · return date not set · 1 game missed
• Nimfasha Berchimas (FWD): Foot surgery · out since 6 Aug 2026 · return date not set · 10 games missed
• Tim Ream (DEF): Achilles tendon problems · out since 22 Oct 2026 · return date not set · 4 games missed

Charlotte last starting XI

Charlotte's last league starting XI, v Inter Miami on 7 Nov 2026: Kristijan Kahlina; Nathan Byrne, Henry Kessler, Agyemang Morrison, Harry Toffolo; Ashley Westwood, Djibril Diani, Pep Biel, Liel Abada, Luca de la Torre; Idan Toklomati.

1 change from the side that started v Orlando City on 31 Oct 2026.

Started at least 3 of the last 5 league games but not this one: Allan Saint-Maximin (3) and Rodolfo Aloko (3).

Opponent: Inter Miami.

Charlotte minutes played 2026

In 19 league games since 23 Jul 2026, 8 Charlotte players have played at least 60% of the minutes open to them, 9 are rotating and 15 have played under a quarter.

Out of contract by 30 June 2027 unless extended: Abdoulaye Doucouré, Liel Abada, Mikah Thomas, Andrew Johnson, Henry Kessler, Kristijan Kahlina, David Schnegg, Tyger Smalls, Isaac Walker, Will Cleary, Djibril Diani, Nathan Richmond, Hugo Mbongue, Brian Romero, Nimfasha Berchimas, Jack Neeley, Ashley Westwood, Nathan Byrne, Tim Ream.