Victor Moses genuine Premier League quality will rub off on Luton Town, according to midfielder Jordan Clark.
“He’s quality, you can see he’s got that Premier League quality,” saluted Clark.
“He’s had such a good career, so we’re lucky to have him. He’s getting fitter and fitter and fitter, he’s come on and looked a real threat.
“He took his goal (vs Plymouth) really well, that’s the bit of quality we need and are probably missing a little bit. So hopefully we can see more of that, hopefully it rubs off on everyone else, gives us a lift and we’re looking forward to the next games now and can hopefully get some wins.”
The 33-year-old Victor Moses moved to Luton Town after four years out in Russia with Spartak Moscow, having also played in Turkey and Italy for Fenerbahce and Inter Milan.
It was in England where the Africa Cup of Nations champion made his name though, with over 200 top flight appearances under his belt, also having a champions medal in his cabinet when crowned champions with Chelsea in 2017.
Having been released in the summer, Moses moved to the Hatters on a free transfer last month, and has already impressed, having a hand in Town’s winning goal against Sheffield Wednesday, before finding the target himself with a clinical finish during the 3-1 defeat at Plymouth Argyle on Friday night.
