Victor Moses, the former Nigerian international, has officially joined Luton Town on a permanent deal. The 33-year-old winger, who recently parted ways with Russian club Spartak Moscow, brings a wealth of experience to the Championship side.
Moses' career in England began with Crystal Palace, where he made a significant impact from 2007 to 2010. His performances caught the attention of Wigan Athletic, leading to a move in 2010. At Wigan, Moses continued to impress, which earned him a transfer to Chelsea in 2012.
During his time at Chelsea, Moses was part of the squad that won the Europa League in 2012/13. He also played a crucial role in Chelsea's Premier League-winning campaign under Antonio Conte in the 2016-17 season. Despite his success, Moses spent much of his Chelsea career on loan, including stints at Liverpool, Stoke City, West Ham United, Fenerbahçe, and Inter Milan.
Moses' return to England with Luton Town marks a new chapter in his career. Luton Town manager, Rob Edwards, expressed his excitement about the signing, highlighting Moses' versatility and experience as key assets for the team. Edwards noted that Moses' ability to play in various positions and his tactical awareness would provide valuable competition and depth to the squad.
With nearly 550 career appearances and a history of playing in top competitions like the World Cup, Africa Cup of Nations, Champions League, and Europa League, Moses is expected to bring both skill and leadership to Luton Town as they aim for success in the Championship.
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