Tyler Bindon and Tyreece Campbell have been withdrawn from international duty.
The Addicks announced the development this afternoon and described the pair as having “minor injuries”.
“The duo will not report for New Zealand or Jamaica duty respectively and will remain at Sparrows Lane to undergo individual recovery plans,” said Charlton in a post on social media platform X.
Campbell had been selected by Jamaica for their CONCACAF Nations League quarter-final fixtures against Mexico. The two-legged tie takes place on November 15 and 18.
The 23-year-old has been capped 10 times at senior level and scored his first goal for the Reggae Boyz against Honduras in October.
Campbell has bagged five goals in all competitions this season, four of them in the opening six matches.
The left-sided attacker has not been on the scoresheet since the 3-1 defeat at Cardiff City on September 19 but set up Karlan Grant’s goal against Bristol City in the next fixture.
Campbell has played in all of the Addicks’ Championship matches since promotion aside from the final day of last season at Swansea, when the south-east Londoners were already safe from the drop.
Tyreece Campbell/Picture: Paul Edwards
Bindon joined Charlton on a season-long loan from Nottingham Forest at the end of August.
The 21-year-old centre-back was due to have friendly action for New Zealand against India but will now not be jetting off.
Bindon produced easily his best performance in Charlton colours in last weekend’s 2-1 victory over Sheffield United at The Valley.
Lloyd Jones’ absence with a hip injury meant that he slotted in alongside Billy Koumetio in a back four for the visit of the Blades.
Bindon had the most defensive contributions in the game (20) and won all nine of his aerial duels.
Jones praised his two central defenders afterwards.
“They were excellent today - the line they played, the quality they showed in possession, how composed they were and they won their headers,” said the Welshman.
“That is why we brought Tyler in. I don’t think we have seen the best of him yet. He came in and played left side - the team were going through a tough spot.”
Charlton’s first match after the international break is the trip to Wolves on November 21.
The Addicks have sold out their allocation of 2,006 tickets.
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