The 2016-17 campaign was a turbulent season of stabilization for Charlton Athletic, with The Addicks ultimately securing a mid-table 13th-place finish in League One following their relegation. Leading the charge was the fan-favourite winger Ricky Holmes, whose 13 crucial goals and spectacular form earned him the Supporters' Player of the Year award. Despite the managerial changes, which saw Karl Robinson take the helm, the season was defined by Holmes' brilliance and the breakthrough of future star Ezri Konsa, marking a determined effort by the club to rebuild and solidify their position.