Former Charlton first-team coach Chris O’Loughlin has returned to Sint-Truiden.
O’Loughlin, who is well-known to Addicks owner Roland Duchatelet, arrived at the Valley in November.
He was offered a deal to stay until the end of the 2016/17 campaign.
Charlton finished 13th in League One last season, and News Shopper revealed O’Loughlin’s contract was not extended.
And now, he has re-joined Duchatelet’s network club Sint-Truiden as an assistant coach.
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O’Loughlin, 38, bossed the Belgian club in 2015, before being replaced by Ivan Leko after just one season.
Charlton’s backroom staff has had a major revamp this summer, with Simon Clark, Richie Barker and O’Loughlin leaving SE7.
Addicks boss Karl Robinson has made Lee Bowyer his number two, while club captain Johnnie Jackson is a first-team coach.
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