Author: Dwight Fraser

The wait is over for Jamaican International Kaheim Dixon as he has secured a work permit to represent English League one club Charlton Athletic.

The Arnett Gardens striker and Charlton have been locked in negotiations for weeks and the Addicks have now finally captured the signature of the highly-rated player who successfully completed his medical more than a week ago.

Dixon who scored over 30 goals last season while leading Clarendon College  to the ISSA Dacosta Cup and Olivier Shield titles is expected to be a thrilling addition to Charlton’s attacking options. 

Since making his Reggae Boys debut against Trinidad in March, Dixon has played all but one of the Jamaica’s seven matches, scoring three goals.

The wait is over for Jamaican International Kaheim Dixon as he has secured a work permit to represent English League one club Charlton Athletic.

The Arnett Gardens striker and Charlton have been locked in negotiations for weeks and the Addicks have now finally captured the signature of the highly-rated player who successfully completed his medical more than a week ago.

Dixon who scored over 30 goals last season while leading Clarendon College  to the ISSA Dacosta Cup and Olivier Shield titles is expected to be a thrilling addition to Charlton’s attacking options. 

Since making his Reggae Boys debut against Trinidad in March, Dixon has played all but one of the Jamaica’s seven matches, scoring three goals.

The wait is over for Jamaican International Kaheim Dixon as he has secured a work permit to represent English League one club Charlton Athletic.

The Arnett Gardens striker and Charlton have been locked in negotiations for weeks and the Addicks have now finally captured the signature of the highly-rated player who successfully completed his medical more than a week ago.

Dixon who scored over 30 goals last season while leading Clarendon College  to the ISSA Dacosta Cup and Olivier Shield titles is expected to be a thrilling addition to Charlton’s attacking options. 

Since making his Reggae Boys debut against Trinidad in March, Dixon has played all but one of the Jamaica’s seven matches, scoring three goals.

The wait is over for Jamaican International Kaheim Dixon as he has secured a work permit to represent English League one club Charlton Athletic.

The Arnett Gardens striker and Charlton have been locked in negotiations for weeks and the Addicks have now finally captured the signature of the highly-rated player who successfully completed his medical more than a week ago.

Dixon who scored over 30 goals last season while leading Clarendon College  to the ISSA Dacosta Cup and Olivier Shield titles is expected to be a thrilling addition to Charlton’s attacking options. 

Since making his Reggae Boys debut against Trinidad in March, Dixon has played all but one of the Jamaica’s seven matches, scoring three goals.

The wait is over for Jamaican International Kaheim Dixon as he has secured a work permit to represent English League one club Charlton Athletic.

The Arnett Gardens striker and Charlton have been locked in negotiations for weeks and the Addicks have now finally captured the signature of the highly-rated player who successfully completed his medical more than a week ago.

Dixon who scored over 30 goals last season while leading Clarendon College  to the ISSA Dacosta Cup and Olivier Shield titles is expected to be a thrilling addition to Charlton’s attacking options. 

Since making his Reggae Boys debut against Trinidad in March, Dixon has played all but one of the Jamaica’s seven matches, scoring three goals.

The wait is over for Jamaican International Kaheim Dixon as he has secured a work permit to represent English League one club Charlton Athletic.

The Arnett Gardens striker and Charlton have been locked in negotiations for weeks and the Addicks have now finally captured the signature of the highly-rated player who successfully completed his medical more than a week ago.

Dixon who scored over 30 goals last season while leading Clarendon College  to the ISSA Dacosta Cup and Olivier Shield titles is expected to be a thrilling addition to Charlton’s attacking options. 

Since making his Reggae Boys debut against Trinidad in March, Dixon has played all but one of the Jamaica’s seven matches, scoring three goals.

The wait is over for Jamaican International Kaheim Dixon as he has secured a work permit to represent English League one club Charlton Athletic.

The Arnett Gardens striker and Charlton have been locked in negotiations for weeks and the Addicks have now finally captured the signature of the highly-rated player who successfully completed his medical more than a week ago.

Dixon who scored over 30 goals last season while leading Clarendon College  to the ISSA Dacosta Cup and Olivier Shield titles is expected to be a thrilling addition to Charlton’s attacking options. 

Since making his Reggae Boys debut against Trinidad in March, Dixon has played all but one of the Jamaica’s seven matches, scoring three goals.

The wait is over for Jamaican International Kaheim Dixon as he has secured a work permit to represent English League one club Charlton Athletic.

The Arnett Gardens striker and Charlton have been locked in negotiations for weeks and the Addicks have now finally captured the signature of the highly-rated player who successfully completed his medical more than a week ago.

Dixon who scored over 30 goals last season while leading Clarendon College  to the ISSA Dacosta Cup and Olivier Shield titles is expected to be a thrilling addition to Charlton’s attacking options. 

Since making his Reggae Boys debut against Trinidad in March, Dixon has played all but one of the Jamaica’s seven matches, scoring three goals.

The wait is over for Jamaican International Kaheim Dixon as he has secured a work permit to represent English League one club Charlton Athletic.

The Arnett Gardens striker and Charlton have been locked in negotiations for weeks and the Addicks have now finally captured the signature of the highly-rated player who successfully completed his medical more than a week ago.

Dixon who scored over 30 goals last season while leading Clarendon College  to the ISSA Dacosta Cup and Olivier Shield titles is expected to be a thrilling addition to Charlton’s attacking options. 

Since making his Reggae Boys debut against Trinidad in March, Dixon has played all but one of the Jamaica’s seven matches, scoring three goals.

The wait is over for Jamaican International Kaheim Dixon as he has secured a work permit to represent English League one club Charlton Athletic.

The Arnett Gardens striker and Charlton have been locked in negotiations for weeks and the Addicks have now finally captured the signature of the highly-rated player who successfully completed his medical more than a week ago.

Dixon who scored over 30 goals last season while leading Clarendon College  to the ISSA Dacosta Cup and Olivier Shield titles is expected to be a thrilling addition to Charlton’s attacking options. 

Since making his Reggae Boys debut against Trinidad in March, Dixon has played all but one of the Jamaica’s seven matches, scoring three goals.