Charlton Athletic are trying to obtain Gwion Edwards from League Two Crawley Town according to recent reports from South London Press.

Despite the fact the Addicks have failed to appoint a manager, they are still pushing ahead with their new transfer policy and are hoping to appoint a manager as soon as possible.

The 23 year old is a former U21 winger for the Welsh International side, and currently still has 12 months on his contract, so Crawley could ask for a fair price.

Charlton must learn from their experience with George Moncur, the potent midfielder at recent-relegated Colchester United who rejected Charlton’s bid after it not being substantial enough according to the Us.

Edwards has made 45 appearances for Crawley, scoring a total of 8 goals, and could be an attractive target for the club and the future manager taking over, in order to build, restructure and return the Addicks to the Sky Bet Championship.