Charlton striker Kaheim Dixon joins Novi Pazar
The 21-year-old forward has moved to the Serbian SuperLiga after limited first-team opportunities.
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Charlton Athletic striker Kaheim Dixon has transferred to Serbian SuperLiga club Novi Pazar. The move follows two seasons with the Championship club, during which the 21-year-old found first-team opportunities limited. Dixon joined Charlton in 2024 from Jamaica Premier League side Arnett Gardens.
Limited First-Team Opportunities
The forward made five appearances for Charlton's senior squad. Manager Nathan Jones stated that the player's game time had been restricted. Jones explained to the club website that the decision was made to facilitate regular playing time for Dixon's career development. He added that the club felt a move to find a team where he could play consistently was the best course of action.
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Loan Spell at Crawley Town
During the initial half of the previous season, Dixon was on loan at Crawley Town. He featured in 16 matches across all competitions for the League Two club, scoring one goal. The transfer fee for Dixon's move to Novi Pazar was not disclosed.
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