Andros Townsend commits to a lengthy agreement with Luton following a triumphant three-month period.

Luton Town winger Andros Townsend has signed a new long-term contract with the Premier League club. The 32-year-old initially joined Luton on a short-term deal in October after recovering from an anterior cruciate ligament injury he sustained while playing for Everton in March 2022.

Since joining Luton, Townsend has made a strong impact, playing in 11 matches and scoring his first goal in a 1-0 win over Newcastle on December 23. Townsend expressed his delight at signing the new contract, stating that just three months ago he thought his career was over. He described the opportunity to sign a longer contract as a dream come true.

Townsend also spoke highly of the club, calling it “special” and expressing his belief that they can achieve something remarkable this season. He sees the remaining 19 games as an opportunity to accomplish the seemingly impossible.

Luton manager Rob Edwards praised the signing of Townsend as “amazing” for the club. He commended Townsend for his humility and professionalism since joining the team, highlighting his exceptional fitness levels and continuous improvement on the pitch. Edwards also emphasized the significance of securing Townsend on a longer-term contract, praising his resilience and character.

The manager further emphasized that signing a player of Townsend’s caliber reflects the ambitions of Luton Town as a football club. It demonstrates their commitment to attracting top-quality talent. Overall, Townsend’s new contract represents a major coup for Luton and adds to the growing optimism surrounding the team’s prospects.