There are few teams in the EFL, let alone in League One, who have been as proactive as Charlton Athletic when it comes to recruitment in the transfer window.
Addicks manager Nathan Jones told the club he wanted deals done early to work with a full squad during pre-season and the London outfit has not disappointed the Welshman, who prepares for his first full campaign in charge at The Valley.
Will Mannion has added competition between the sticks while Charlton beat competition to bring in Dunfermline full-back Josh Edwards. Elsewhere, Luke Berry brings Premier League experience into midfield in a statement signing and Matty Godden will hope to add goals up top.
There have also been outgoings from the club, most notably last season's League One top scorer Alfie May. After the transfer business, LondonWorld looks at how the Charlton Athletic squad value compared against Birmingham City, Bolton Wanderers and the rest of the division's rivals - market value data as per Transfermarkt.
1. 24th - Crawley Town, £3m
Most valuable player - Josh Flint, £380,000 | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
2. 23rd - Shrewsbury Town, £3.4m
Most valuable player - Jack Price, £675,000 | Getty Images
3. 22nd - Northampton Town, £4.1m
Most valuable player - Max Dibley-Dias, £422,000 | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
4. 21st - Stevenage, £4.2m
Most valuable player - Dan Butler, £380,000 | Getty Images