Luton Town manager Rob Edwards has emphasized that the club is actively pursuing multiple deals as the summer transfer window approaches its closing in a week. The team recently secured the services of three new players, including Liam Walsh, Mark McGuinness, and Tom Krauß. While these signings brought the squad close to its limit of 25 players, speculation continues regarding the potential arrival of Standard Liege defender Nathan Ngoy. Although details of the negotiations remain undisclosed, it is suggested that a deal has been struck between the clubs.

Edwards remains tight-lipped about specific targets but confirmed that the club’s transfer business is far from over. When asked about the possibility of only bringing in one more player due to squad size restrictions, Edwards hinted at the potential for multiple incomings. The manager expressed that age is not a major factor in recruitment decisions, focusing instead on finding the right players to enhance the squad’s quality and depth.

As the transfer window deadline looms, Luton Town fans can expect further movement within the squad, with both arrivals and potential departures on the horizon. Edwards emphasized the ongoing efforts to strengthen the team while maintaining flexibility for potential transfers, whether permanent or loan deals. The manager’s proactive approach indicates that the club is determined to continue shaping the squad for the challenges ahead.