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Crawley sign Charlton defender Ewens-Findlay on loan
[Getty Images] Crawley Town have signed Charlton Athletic defender Ty Ewens-Findlay on loan for the season. Ewens-Findlay, 19, is primarily a central defender but can play at full-back and also as a holding midfield player. He joined the Addicks from Cambridge United last summer but has yet to make a senior appearance. "Ty is very versatile, and can play in a variety of different roles across the defence and midfield if needed," Crawley Town head coach Colin Kazim-Richards told the club website. "He is very athletic and gives us a lot of ability, so we are very pleased that he is with us for the season." Along with his loan move Ewans-Findlay has also signed a new one-year contract with Charlton.
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