Charlton offer Scotland striker Dykes new deal

Lyndon Dykes helped Scotland qualify for this summer's World Cup [Getty Images]

Charlton Athletic have opened talks with Scotland striker Lyndon Dykes to extend his contract.

The 30-year-old scored three goals in 20 Championship appearances for the Addicks after joining on a short-term deal from Birmingham City in January.

The club have also offered a new deal to Matty Godden and triggered an option to extend Tyreece Campbell's contract until the summer of 2027.

However, midfielders Luke Berry and Terry Taylor have been released following Charlton's first season back in the Championship.

"We'd like to thank Bez (Luke Berry), who has been wonderful for us," Charlton manager Nathan Jones told the club website.

"We brought him here for his experience, his goalscoring and for him to be a big contributing factor in getting us out of League One and being able to play at Championship level.

"He's done exactly what we asked him and his goals were vital, as well as the way he trains and his experience.

"We also wish Terry all the best. Ever since I've come in he's had an exemplary attitude and he's worked hard. Whenever he's been called upon he's done well for Charlton.

"His gametime was limited here and he's had a few loans and we wish him all the best. He's someone that I really enjoyed working with, he worked hard every day and he has a fantastic attitude."