Wednesday 3 July 2019 13:50, UK
Everton defender Brendan Galloway has joined newly-promoted Championship side Luton Town on a free transfer.
The versatile 23-year-old becomes Luton's fourth signing of the summer, ending a five-year spell at Goodison Park and joining up with boss Graeme Jones, who was on Everton's coaching staff when Galloway made his debut.
The former England Under-17 and Under-19 international joined Everton in 2014 after impressing for MK Dons and made 15 first-team appearances the following season, but he only played 10 league games during brief loans at West Brom and Sunderland.
Galloway said: "I'm really happy to finally get it over the line and I can't wait to get started.
"I really enjoyed working under Graeme at Everton. The sessions were very exciting and very challenging for the players, and he got the best out of a lot of us.
"I'm really excited for the new project here. There's a real feel-good factor - everyone at this club is positive."
The Zimbabwe-born defender, who has more than 50 career appearances in all competitions, will play alongside former team-mates Callum McManaman and Lloyd Jones at Kenilworth Road.
Jones said: "We gave Brendan his debut in the Premier League as a teenager and he did very, very well. He stepped in for Leighton Baines and certainly didn't let anyone down.
"It is a really good opportunity and a good time to take him.
"He's lightning quick, competent on the ball and he really loves to get forward. He's 6ft 1in and a good age, and he'll add great competition to the squad in that area."
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