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Luton Town Pundit Criticizes Club’s Recruitment,Questions Moses Signing

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Luton Town pundit Simon Mills has openly criticized the club’s recruitment strategy, particularly the signing of Nigerian winger Victor Moses, labeling it a “risky decision” due to his history of injuries.

Moses, who joined Luton on a free transfer from Spartak Moscow last summer, has made 18 league appearances and scored one goal. However, he has struggled for fitness and has failed to make the matchday squad in the club’s last seven games.

Luton Town currently finds itself in a difficult position in the Championship, sitting five points adrift of safety with just 28 points from 34 matches. Mills believes that poor transfer decisions, including signing injury-prone players, have contributed to the team’s struggles this season.

Speaking to Football League World, Mills urged the club’s management to rethink their recruitment approach:

“My one message to the club ownership would be to wake up and adjust the strategies they’ve been employing over the last two years regarding transfers. Stop taking risks on injury-prone players and focus on what actually brought us success defensive solidity and aerial dominance.”

With the season entering its final stretch, Luton Town faces a tough battle to avoid relegation, and Moses’ return to full fitness could be crucial in their survival hopes.

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Simon Mills’ comments reflect a growing frustration among Luton Town supporters as the club battles relegation. While Moses’ signing seemed like a smart acquisition at the time, his fitness issues have raised concerns about the club’s scouting and recruitment policies.

The reality is that injury history plays a major role in modern football recruitment. Many clubs prioritize availability over raw talent, as consistent fitness is key to maintaining squad depth and tactical stability. Luton’s struggle highlights the importance of building a team around reliable players rather than taking chances on those with frequent injury setbacks.

For Moses, this criticism comes at a challenging time in his career. At 33 years old, he remains a talented player, but his ability to stay fit will determine his impact for Luton Town. If he can return and contribute meaningfully in the club’s remaining matches, he may his critics and prove that he still has much to offer.

The bigger question is: will Luton Town’s recruitment policies change moving forward? If they survive relegation, adjustments in their transfer strategy will be necessary to ensure long-term stability in the Championship.

Did You Know?

Victor Moses has played for 10 different clubs across Europe, including Chelsea, Inter Milan, and Spartak Moscow.
He won the Premier League and FA Cup with Chelsea under Antonio Conte.
Luton Town, founded in 1885, is one of England’s oldest football clubs.
The club gained promotion to the Premier League in 2023 but struggled to adapt at the highest level.
Injury-prone players often reduce a club’s performance consistency, leading to financial and tactical instability in long seasons.

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