By Harry Sykes
Lewis Page has agreed to join Charlton on a permanent transfer from West Ham, it was announced on Friday evening.
The League One outfit have signed the left-back from their London rivals after lengthy talks between the two clubs.
Charlton revealed on their official website that the 20-year-old Englishman has signed a two-and-a-half year contract that runs until the summer of 2019.
However, the third-tier club, who are aiming to win promotion to the Championship, did not disclose how much they have played for the full-back.
West Ham have decided to offload Page as he is behind first-choice Aaron Cresswell and his deputy Arthur Masuaku in the left-back pecking order at the club.
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In other West Ham transfer news, the club have been installed odds-on favourites to sign a Premier League midfield goal machine this month.