JOHN STILL has continued to rebuild his Luton Town squad by signing central midfielder Luke Guttridge.
Gutteridge spent last season with Northampton Town and was a regular for the Cobblers, who were beaten by Bradford City in the League Two play-off final at Wembley.
Before joining the Cobblers last summer, Gutteridge had spells with Torquay, Cambridge, Southend, Leyton Orient, Colchester and Aldershot.
The 31-year-old has made over 400 career appearances in the Football League and is a player Luton boss Still has been wanting to bring to Kenilworth Road for some time.
Speaking about his latest acquisition, Still told Luton’s official website: “Luke’s a player I identified some months ago and I am genuinely delighted to be able to bring him here.
“I knew that is contract would expire at Northampton and was very keen to make sure he signed for us because I know what a good player he is.”
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