Charlton Athletic can confirm that Head of Men’s First-Team Player Care Tracey Leaburn will leave the club next month after 10 years of dedicated service.
Leaburn has played a vital role in supporting both players and staff during her decade with the Addicks. She has also built a strong rapport with the club’s supporters and was recognised as one of the four winners of the Supporter of the Year award in 2020.
Reflecting on her departure, Leaburn said: "It has been an incredibly difficult decision to leave the club, but after 10 years, I feel the time is right for a new challenge.
“I have absolutely loved my time at Charlton and have had the pleasure of working with and meeting so many fantastic people. Charlton truly has a wonderful fanbase who have supported so much of what we’ve tried to achieve. Like them, I’m looking forward to cheering on the boys in the Championship."
Club chairman Gavin Carter added: "We wish Tracey all the very best for the future. She has done an outstanding job during her time at Charlton, not only in her day-to-day responsibilities but also through the many ways she has gone above and beyond her role.
"In particular, she has been the driving force behind our pioneering matchday PSA testing initiative, which has saved many lives over the past eight years. This is something we are immensely proud of and will continue to support as a football club.
"While we are sad to see her go, Tracey will always be part of the Charlton community."