Luton Town are considering offers for Allan Campbell, with Aberdeen and Hibs eyeing a return for the midfielder to Scotland. Despite playing a crucial role in Luton’s promotion, Campbell seems surplus to requirements under manager Rob Edwards. The 26-year-old’s loan stint at Millwall was marred by injuries, hampering his impact. Previously, he showcased promise in Scotland as an energetic midfielder contributing goals.
Now, a move seems beneficial for all parties involved. Campbell seeks regular playing time, with Aberdeen or Hibs offering a fresh challenge in the push for European football aspirations. Luton could capitalize on his transfer to bolster their squad this window, addressing current weaknesses and welcoming new recruits. As the deadline looms, the focus shifts toward reinforcing key positions to enhance the team’s competitiveness.
Luke Berry’s departure on a free transfer and Ross Barkley’s move to Aston Villa have left midfield gaps, making it imperative for Luton to secure replacements. With the Championship season kickoff against Burnley approaching, Luton aims to make strategic moves to strengthen the squad and maximize performance potential.
