Charlton Athletic

Miles Leaburn

Miles Leaburn is a forward who leads the line with genuine physical presence, holding the ball up and bringing teammates into play rather than simply chasing it into the corners. He is the third generation of his family to wear a Charlton shirt.
England Charlton Athletic FWD
Appearances
8
Goals
0

Season Snapshot

Minutes played
559
69.87 per match
Goals
0
Shots on Target
1
Assists
0

Season Stats

Appearances
8
Minutes played
559
Goals
0
Assists
0
Shots
7
Shots on Target
1

League Rankings

Among EFL Championship 2026/27 forwards

Goals
72nd of 72
Shots on target
109th of 119
Shots
52nd of 128
Assists
56th of 56
😈 Bad Boys #3 of 452
👻 Ghost Players #68 of 417
🟨 Most Cards #84 of 235
💪 Workhorses #275 of 417
👑 Assist Kings #297 of 406
🎯 Pass Master #413 of 541
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CHA
CHA
12:30
Sat 10 Oct
BRC
BRC
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BUR
BUR
19:45
Tue 13 Oct
CHA
CHA
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WAT
WAT
12:30
Sat 17 Oct
CHA
CHA
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CHA
CHA
12:30
Sat 24 Oct
NOR
NOR
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MID
MID
15:00
Sat 31 Oct
CHA
CHA

Miles Leaburn, Carrying On A Family Name

The son of a former Charlton striker is forging his own reputation as a forward in the same shirt.

Leaburn plays with his back to goal as comfortably as facing it, using his frame to hold off a defender and buy time for midfielders to arrive rather than always looking for the shot himself. That target man instinct, bringing others into play before looking for his own goal, has developed steadily since he broke into the first team as a teenager. It is a different game to the one his father played, but the physical presence carries an obvious family resemblance.

Being a second generation player at the same club invites comparisons that are not always fair, because supporters remember his father's goals and expect the same immediately. What actually matters is whether Leaburn keeps developing the finishing side of his game to match the physical foundation already in place. That gap is the story worth following.

The Rest Of The Squad

32 players

Goalkeepers

13
Arthur Okonkwo
Wrexham · Age 25
7 apps
25
Will Mannion
Age 28
1 app
21
Tiernan Brooks
Age 24
0 apps

Defenders

5
Lloyd Jones
Age 31
8 apps 2g
17
Amari'i Bell
Age 32
7 apps
20
Dan McNamara
Millwall · Age 27
7 apps
18
Ivan Mesík
Age 25
7 apps
44
Tyler Bindon
Sheffield United · Age 21
5 apps 1a
32
Alan Mwamba
Age 20
4 apps
12
Billy Koumetio
Age 23
2 apps
28
Collins Sichenje
Age 23
2 apps
3
Josh Edwards
Age 26
1 app
38
Josh Laqeretabua
Age 21
0 apps
2
Kayne Ramsay
Age 25
0 apps
4
Reece Burke
Age 30
0 apps

Midfielders

6
Conor Coventry
Age 26
8 apps
26
Joe Rankin-Costello
Age 27
6 apps
14
Sonny Carey
Age 25
6 apps 1a
34
Oliver Skipp
Leicester City · Age 26
4 apps
15
Nathaniel Chalobah
Sheffield Wednesday · Age 31
3 apps
16
Timothy Ouma
Age 22
3 apps
30
Rob Apter
Bolton Wanderers · Age 23
1 app
8
Harvey Knibbs
Age 27
0 apps
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Kai Enslin
Age 20
0 apps

Forwards

9
Karlan Grant
West Bromwich Albion · Age 29
8 apps 1g 1a
7
Tyreece Campbell
Age 23
8 apps 4g
19
Millenic Alli
Portsmouth · Age 26
7 apps 1a
33
Micah Mbick
Colchester United · Age 19
5 apps
23
Charlie Kelman
Age 24
2 apps
24
Matty Godden
Age 35
1 app
53
Bradley Tagoe
Age 18
0 apps
35
Junior Nkeng
AFC Wimbledon · Age 19
0 apps
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