Championship

HATTERS HAVE TO MAKE A CALL ON KIOSO…

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The LeaguePaper Team
16 January 2022

By Paul Eddison

LUTON manager Nathan Jones admits he has a big decision to make over the immediate future of wing-back Peter Kioso.
The 22-year-old is currently on-loan at MK Dons, having scored four goals in 17 appearances prior to the weekend.
But now the Hatters must decide whether to bring the youngster back to Kenilworth Road, with Jones explaining that it will come down to whether he feels Kioso can force his way into the first team.
He said: “We’ll only recall him if he’s going to feature for us as he’s doing quite well at MK and it’s been a de...

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