Deal Deal: Josh Keeley closes the permanent transfer to Luton Town

Tottenham Hotspur and Luton Town have just announced a quickie before today's friendship friendliness – as was expected and reported a few days ago, the transfer of Irish goalkeeper Josh Keeley.

The transmission fee was not announced, but earlier reporting had pointed out that Spurs have both a sales clause and a buyback clause in Keeley's contract, which speaks about how high they rate the young goalkeeper. Keeley had an outstanding loan last season last season last season last season and now Luton, who had relegated from the championship last season.

Luton's descent probably means that you will be one of the better clubs in the first division and that an action for the second flight will remain. So this is a rather decent loan for Keeley, who has already proven that he can chop it in the third division. If Luton is encouraged this season, it is probably more likely that Keeley will be recorded by a Premier League club in the future, and Spurs believes that he has the opportunity to make it as a footballer for Premier League.

But the time is not right for him at Spurs. It is firmly behind Guglielmo Vicario and Antonin Kinsky (the latter is the same age as Keeley) and the fact that he will not be trained at home or in the club means that he is also Austin behind Brandon, even though he is probably a guard as an Austin. Having a few ways to either bring him back or to get some money for him is smart.

Good luck, Josh.