Tim Krul has completed his transfer from Norwich City to Luton Town in the Premier League.
Krul brings a significant amount of experience to Luton Town thanks to his 222 Premier League matches throughout his career, representing both Newcastle and Norwich.
On Tuesday, the 35-year-old underwent the initial phase of a medical examination and in the last 24 hours, he completed the necessary formalities for the transfer.
The Dutch international is now Luton Town's tenth addition this summer and the second goalkeeper acquired by manager Rob Edwards, who had previously brought in Thomas Kaminski from Blackburn Rovers.
About his move to Kenilworth Road, Krul told lutontown.co.uk: “The story of Luton Town speaks for itself, the last nine years has been an amazing journey and I’m excited to join that journey. It’s been a whirlwind for the club; I spoke to Carlton Morris and he spoke very highly about what’s happening at this club.
“I know Thomas Kaminski as well, it’s good to speak a bit of Dutch Flemish to him. It’s so important to have competition for places, if you look at the Premier League teams, they have lots of competition for spots and it should be no different here.”