Gray secures Brentford move

Brentford have signed Luton Town striker Andre Gray for an undisclosed fee.

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Luton Town striker Andre Gray seals Brentford move

Andre Gray has signed for Brentford. Credit: PA

Brentford have signed Luton Town striker Andre Gray for an undisclosed fee.

Speculation had been building that a deal was imminent, and the 23-year-old has now signed a three-year deal with The Championship newcomers.

Gray scored 30 goals for the Hatters last season as they secured the Conference title.

"We are naturally disappointed to lose Andre but it goes without saying that we wish him well at Brentford," Luton manager John Still told the club's official website.

"With only a year left on his contract, it was either a case of him extending with us or him moving on. It is a great move for him and I am confident that he will go on and enjoy huge success at Griffin Park."

Luton Town star Andre Gray set for Brentford switch

Andre Gray looks set to seal a switch to Brentford. Credit: PA

Luton Town striker Andre Gray could be about to seal a move to The Championship, with Brentford closing in on his signature.

The 23-year-old fired the Hatters to promotion from The Conference last season, netting 30 goals and finishing as the league's top-scorer.

Gray was also a target for Blackpool, but newly-promoted Brentford appear to have jumped to the front of the queue.

Andy Drury left Luton Town to Join Ipswich in 2011. Credit: PA

Meanwhile, Crawley Town have rejected a second offer from Luton for midfielder Andy Drury.

The Hatters are keen to bring the 30-year-old back to Kenilworth Road, but Crawley still see him as part of their plans.

“Their second offer was not much better than the first so we turned it down," Crawley manager John Gregory told The Argus.

"They both fell well short of our valuation of Andy and to be honest even if it was a penny less than the release clause then we wouldn’t have accepted as I don’t want him to go.

“I’m planning to build my team around Andy this season so unless they offer the amount that is in his contract and take it out of our hands then he is going nowhere.”

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