Charlton have released
Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink as they prepare for life in the
Championship next season.
The former Chelsea and Leeds man has been allowed to leave The
Valley as part of the cost-cutting measures in the wake of their
relegation from the Premiership.
Hasselbaink is one of the club's top earners and they have decided
to let him move on in a bid to save funds.
The former Holland international has struggled to hold down a
regular place in the side under Alan Pardew and Hasselbaink is now
set to move on for pastures new.
The 35-year-old made a farewell appearance for The Addicks as a
substitute in Sunday's draw at Liverpool.
