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BOWYER WELCOMES ARIBO TALK

LEAGUE ONE
CHARLTON manager Lee Bowyer is confident Joe Aribo will not let transfer speculation affect his game.
The 22-year-old midfielder has been linked with Arsenal, but the Addicks are keen to keep him at The Valley.
Bowyer said: “If that is the case (Arsenal) then it shows we’ve done a good job with him. But it could just be his agent trying to attract interest.
“Joe’s a good lad, so I don’t think articles like that will affect him. If anything was turning his head or putting him off his game I’m sure he would come and talk to me about it.”

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