According to BBC and Luton Town head coach confirmation following the official announcement by the Championship through their website, coming to notice this 3 minutes following investigation after it was reported he officially inked a €20k per week contract extension with Luton Town, the Championship has officially banned the Luton Town star Nigerian striker for 7 months due to…

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Luton Town’s current ownership has been in place since 2008, amidst the club’s financial ruin which saw them in freefall.

Since the 2020 consortium took over the club in February 2008, Luton Town have been almost exclusively on the up, reaching Premier League status for the first time in their history in 2023.

With success on the pitch came plans for expansion off of it too, with plans to build a new stadium at the Power Court site in the town centre finally approved in September 2024, as the Hatters look to more than double their capacity from their current home at Kenilworth Road.

Luton Town fans will be forever grateful to the 2020 consortium for what they’ve done for the club. But FLW’s Luton Town fan pundit, Simon Mills, feels that completing the new ground may spell the end to a nearly 20-year spell as club owners.