Millwall Football Club has seen right-back Danny McNamara depart for Charlton Athletic on a free transfer after his contract expired. The 26-year-old defender, who came through Millwall's academy, has signed a two-year deal with the League One side, ending his eight-year association with the Lions. League standing: 3rd in Championship, 83 pts, 24W-11D-11L from 46 games, recent form LDWDW.

What happened?

Danny McNamara's exit marks the end of his time at Millwall Football Club, where he made 17 appearances last season. The right-back, who had several loan spells during his time at The Den, will now look to establish himself as a regular starter at Charlton Athletic. The Addicks confirmed the signing on July 23, 2026, with McNamara expressing his excitement for the new challenge.

Why it matters for Millwall Football Club

McNamara's departure is a blow for Millwall Football Club, who will need to find a replacement for the experienced defender. The Lions, currently sitting third in the Championship with 83 points, will be looking to strengthen their squad ahead of the new season. Goals this season: 64 scored, 49 conceded (+15 goal difference).

What comes next?

Millwall Football Club will now focus on finding a suitable replacement for McNamara. With the transfer window still open, the Lions have time to scout and sign a new right-back. Meanwhile, McNamara will be aiming to make an immediate impact at Charlton Athletic, who are preparing for their League One campaign. Title race: 12 points behind leaders Coventry.