Victor Moses has signed with Luton Town on a free transfer, marking his return to English football after a four-year stint in Russia with Spartak Moscow. The 33-year-old winger, a former Chelsea star and 2013 Africa Cup of Nations winner, brings extensive experience from his time in top European leagues, including the Premier League and Serie A. Luton manager Rob Edwards expressed excitement over Moses’ versatility and tactical awareness, noting that he can play multiple positions and will strengthen the squad. Moses, who had offers from Europe but chose to stay in England, aims to help Luton regain its Premier League status after last season's relegation. He is eager to contribute to the team's efforts and expressed enthusiasm about starting this new chapter. With nearly 550 career appearances, Moses is expected to make a significant impact as Luton prepares for a competitive Championship season.