Luton Town has pulled off a major coup by signing former Nigeria international Victor Moses, who joins the club on a permanent deal after leaving Spartak Moscow.
The 33-year-old winger, who previously played for top clubs like Chelsea, Liverpool, and Inter Milan, expressed his excitement about staying in England and helping Luton push for Premier League success.
Moses, a key member of Chelsea’s Europa League-winning team in 2013, is eager to make an impact once again. He stated, “I’m very pleased and honoured to be at this club, and I just can’t wait to get going.” His experience and versatility, being able to play on either flank or as a number 10, are expected to bolster Luton’s efforts to climb the league standings.
Luton Town manager Rob Edwards highlighted Moses’s tactical awareness and adaptability, noting that his extensive experience across various clubs and playing styles will provide valuable competition within the squad. With nearly 550 career appearances and a wealth of international experience, including 38 caps for Nigeria, Moses could prove to be the X-factor Luton needs as they aim for success in the Championship.