Former Premier League champion Victor Moses has returned to English football by signing with Luton Town on a free transfer. The 33-year-old experienced winger, who won the Premier League title with Chelsea under Antonio Conte in 2017, continued his career with clubs like Fenerbahçe, Inter Milan, and Spartak Moscow after his time at Stamford Bridge.
After a four-year stint in Moscow, Moses became a free agent this summer and chose to return to England. The veteran player expressed his happiness about returning to English football, stating, “I am honored to join Luton Town and can’t wait to play for this club and contribute to the team.”
Aiming for a Premier League Return
Luton Town manager Rob Edwards highlighted the significant impact Moses’ experience would bring to the team. Edwards mentioned, “Victor has been on our radar for a long time. He trained with us last week and played 60 minutes in a closed-door match. We believe he will add depth and versatility to the squad.”
Moses is set to take the field to help Luton Town achieve their goal of returning to the Premier League. Edwards noted that while the player is not yet ready to start in matches, he is expected to quickly adapt to the team and make a difference on the field.
Luton Town onun son sprint’i olacak, doğru karar. güzel bir son yaşar umarım, az ama güzel anılar bırakmıştı. I hope Moses can have a nice end to his career
Asosyal bir topçu eve gidip cs maçı atmak için yol gözlüyor çok koşar ama boş koşar, tekniği ufaktan var, ayrıca bitiriciliği de fena değil eski çalımlama kabiliyetlerine de sahip değil, fenerbahçe basın toplantısında jailsonun arkasına saklanıyodu soru almasın diye çok utangaç, kariyerini güzel bir şekilde bitirir umarım