Charlton Athletic are heading towards a very intriguing summer transfer window, without a manager currently in place at the club it would appear that owner Thomas Sandgaard will have the final say on player contracts and recruitment for the time-being.

The Addicks finished 13th in League One this season, well below where they would have been hoping to compete going into the campaign, but a slow and naive 2021 summer window held the team and the managers back.

The club will be looking for a new manager to come in with plenty of time to prepare for 2022/23, but until a new one is in place it is hard to second guess what recruitment will look like, apart from that it may well have a high press in mind, as seems to be Sandgaard's preferred style of play for the club to achieve promotion.

Here, we have taken a look at seven Charlton transfer dealings we could see happen as soon as next month...

Jake Forster-Caskey is out of contract this summer after missing the vast majority of the season recovering from an anterior cruciate ligament injury.

The 28-year-old won the Addicks' Player of the Season Award in 2020/21 but only started one third tier game in 2021/22.

If a new manager is appointed soon then they may have some say on which players' contracts are extended, but for now the former Brighton and Hove Albion man's fate resides in the hands of businessman Thomas Sandgaard.

Corey Blackett-Taylor has been very impressive in the final third of the season for the Addicks and would have alerted the attention of clubs in higher places.

Ability has never been the problem with the winger, it has been his availability and the 24-year-old proved his fitness in the closing exchanges of the campaign.

Handing Blackett-Taylor a new deal would be smart long term planning, as he enters the final year of his contract next term, though the club have an option to extend his deal by one year in the summer of 2023.

George Dobson enters the final year of his contract next season, and the scampering defensive midfielder recently picked up the club's Player of the Season Award.

The 24-year-old could be a player that the Addicks look to build a promotion pushing squad around in years to come, but that will not be possible if a new contract cannot be sorted in the near future, to avoid his transfer value diminishing in approaching the deal's expiration next season.

Sean Clare was second in the Player of the Season award, and probably has the highest ceiling out of any player in the squad at the moment.

The 25-year-old is extremely versatile, can play in a wide range of positions and systems as a defender or a midfielder, and also enters the final year of his contract next season.

The former Sheffield Wednesday man clearly has the potential to become a reliable performer in the Championship in the coming years.

Alex Gorrin has attracted interest from Charlton, as per Football Insider, with his deal expiring at Oxford United this summer.

The cultured midfielder would certainly be a sensible addition in South London, but for now it looks like the Yellows are in pole position to secure his services for next season on fresh terms.

The Addicks are well-stocked in midfield but may look for a couple of additions to keep things fresh this summer, hoping for improved fortunes next term.

We brought you the exclusive in April that Zach Robinson was attracting interest from a host of clubs including Charlton Athletic.

The 19-year-old made a positive impact for AFC Wimbledon towards the back end of this League One season, Robinson is very physically developed for his age and has gained some valuable senior experience on loan in non-league in recent years.

The Addicks will be a targeting attacking reinforcements in the summer window, it will be interesting to see if Robinson makes the cut.

The Addicks have an option to buy clause in their season-long loan deal for Akin Famewo with Norwich City.

The 23-year-old has shown his class in patches this season, but struggled for consistency in others and the technically gifted centre back may fancy his chances of hanging around the first team setup with one year remaining on his contract with the Canaries, if the Addicks do not trigger the option to sign him.

Another decision that may lean on the new manager coming in or the expertise of businessman Thomas Sandgaard.