Luton’s Surprise Non-League Transfer Raises Hopes of Finding the Next Jamie Vardy
Luton Town has made an exciting acquisition in the form of 17-year-old striker David Kamara from National League South side Welling. Impressing Hatters scouts at youth level, Kamara is now set to make the big leap to the Premier League, following in the footsteps of his teammate Ollie Godziemski who is headed to Colchester United in League Two. With potential comparisons to the likes of Jamie Vardy, Luton will be hoping they’ve found a gem in Kamara as they look to bolster their squad for the future. This move marks an important step in the young striker’s career, and fans will be eager to see how he develops in the professional ranks.
LUTON MAKES MOVE FOR YOUNG STRIKER
Luton Town has made a promising move by signing 17-year-old striker David Kamara from National League South side Welling. Kamara has caught the eye of Hatters scouts with his impressive performances at youth level.
Manager Rob Edwards has made a bold move by bringing in the teenage non-league talent, hoping to groom him into a future star for the team. Kamara’s potential has drawn comparisons to that of Jamie Vardy, who also made a name for himself in non-league before finding success in the Premier League.
Meanwhile, Welling’s Ollie Godziemski is also set to make a leap up the ladder, with Colchester United expressing interest in bringing him to League Two. The young forward has already showcased his skills at trials for Blackburn Rovers and Stockport in recent months.
Luton will be aiming to have the same success with Kamara as Leicester City had with Vardy, who made a remarkable rise from non-league football to playing a key role in their historic 2016 Premier League title win.
In other news, Luton Town secured their first top-flight home win of the season with a 2-1 victory over Crystal Palace at Kenilworth Road, thanks to Jacob Brown’s late goal. The team is looking to build on this success as they continue to make moves in the transfer market.
