Nigerian international midfielder Victor Moses has made a return to English football, signing for newly promoted Premier League club Luton Town on Tuesday. The 33-year-old brings a wealth of experience to Kenilworth Road, having spent the last four seasons at Spartak Moscow in Russia.
Moses’s journey in English football has been notable, featuring stints at Crystal Palace, Wigan, Chelsea, Stoke City, Liverpool, and West Ham United. During his time in England, he achieved significant success, winning two Europa League titles and a Premier League title.
Back in England and ready to contribute 🫡
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After leaving Chelsea for Fenerbahce in 2019, Moses has now decided to return to England. His arrival at Luton Town is expected to bolster the club’s midfield options and provide a valuable asset for their campaign in the second tier of English football.
Moses’s decision to join Luton Town is a testament to his enduring passion for the game and his desire to continue contributing at a high level. With his experience and skillset, he is likely to be a key player for Luton Town as they aim to be a main stay in the Premier League.
