Charlie Kelman has joined Charlton from Leyton Orient who narrowly missed out on promotion last year and the Addicks will be hoping that Kelman can continue his fantastic scoring record that he produced in League One last season. 

Kelman finished the 24/25 campaign as the top scorer in League One with 21 goals across his 37 starts in the division. It’s the first time we’ve really seen Kelman produce this kind of output having previously only hit the heights of seven goals in a campaign, but at the age of 23 there’s still every chance that Kelman can continue to develop to be a top striker in the EFL with last season an example of his potential.

56% of Charlton’s total goals last season were scored at home so we can expect Kelman to have a few chances here, even if Charlton are the underdogs. Kelman’s clinical finishing ability in the penalty area could prove invaluable to a Charlton side that may find chances at a premium in some of the tougher games at this level.

Mathias Kvistgaarden is a player well worth keeping an eye on this season when looking at his numbers from his time at Brondby in the Danish Superligaen. It’s quite a statement for the Championship to be able to attract the second top scorer in the Danish top flight from last season and shows where England’s second division ranks compared to other European leagues.

Kvistgaarden enjoyed his best scoring season to date in the 24/25 campaign with Brondby, netting 23 goals across his 38 appearances. He had scored 10 goals in the 23/24 season and nine in the 22/23 campaign so last season really was his breakout year and he can carry this form into the Championship.

Only Leeds (61) scored more goals at home than Norwich (52) in the Championship last season so you would think that he’ll get chances at Carrow Road with the volume of goals that Norwich were able to score when he wasn’t even in the squad.