Nombe's Luton move was first touted in January

“I’m so glad it’s all done and I can push forward and test myself as a player at a higher level."
Sam NombeSam Nombe
Sam Nombe

Sam Nombe's move to Luton Town was first hinted at back in the January transfer window, the striker has admitted after moving to Kenilworth Road.

The 21-year-old made seven appearances for Russell Martin's side this season, netting one goal, but makes the switch to the Championship initially on loan, but with a view to a permanent deal at the end of the spell.

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Speaking to the Luton Town website, Nombe admitted the deal was a long time in the making, with interest from the Hatters coming back in January before the deal was finally wrapped up today.

“There was some interest in January, but it didn’t go through," he said. "I think the gaffer was keen to get it through in this window, as I was too.

“I’m so glad it’s all done and I can push forward and test myself as a player at a higher level.

“I’ve been out on loan and I look back on those spells in Non-League as great experiences. I’m happy to have them under my belt, as well as my appearances in League One, but I want to show that I can progress at different levels and keep pushing forward, which is what I’m looking to do with Luton Town."