Elliot Anderson, Christian Walton, Peter Kioso: The latest Luton Town transfer talking points | OneFootball

It was a big summer of change at Kenilworth Road, with the likes of James Collins, Matty Pearson, George Moncur and Ryan Tunnicliffe saying their goodbyes.

Recruiting athletic players became a common theme of Luton’s summer, with the Hatters welcoming Admiral Muskwe, Allan Campbell and Fred Onyedinma to the squad.

It remains to be seen what the January transfer window has in store for Luton fans, so here, we take a look at possible business involving Luton…

Quiz: Can you name which club Luton Town signed these 28 defenders from?

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1. Tom Lockyer

Millwall Bristol Rovers Charlton Exeter City

The Athletic reported last week that Luton were closing in on securing a loan deal for Newcastle United starlet Elliot Anderson.

Nathan Jones has since confirmed that the Hatters are interested in a move for the exciting midfielder but has admitted that they are not too close to signing him.

The 19-year-old has netted five goals in six Premier League 2 appearances thus far this season, proving to bring attacking edge and final third quality onto a football pitch.

Christian Walton

Luton are battling it out with Ipswich Town for Christian Walton, as per a report from The Sun (16.01.21 – pg. 60).

The report states that wages are proving to be a stumbling block for both sides in pursuit, and whilst the Tractor Boys are more likely to meet the financial demands, the Hatters would offer Championship football.

Luton have been no strangers to a transfer link with Walton, following an impressive spell from the 26-year-old back during the 2016/17 season.

However, it appears that the Suffolk club are set to win the race for the shot-stopper, as per an update from Alan Nixon on Twitter.

Peter Kioso

Peter Kioso could be recalled by the Hatters this month, with this notion of bringing players back from their loan spells becoming a common theme during these Covid times.

Kioso has been an integral part of Liam Manning’s team this season, and whilst he has predominantly been tasked with operating as a right wing-back, he has also been deployed as part of a back three.