Wycombe Wanderers complete Lloyd Woodrow signing from Luton

Wycombe Wanderers have finalised the arrival of striker Lloyd Woodrow from Luton Town. The deal sees the 24-year-old reunite with former Luton boss Nathan Jones, now in charge at Adams Park. League standing: 13th in League One, 0 pts.

Woodrow, who scored 12 goals last season in all competitions for Luton, becomes Mark Hughes' first permanent signing of the summer. The striker's move follows weeks of talks and completes just days before Wycombe kick off their League One campaign. His experience in the third tier could prove key as the Chairboys aim to climb from last season’s 18th-place finish.

Luton’s CEO bids Woodrow farewell

Nathan Jones, the Luton manager who worked with Woodrow last term, confirmed the striker’s exit on social media. Luton Town CEO Gary Sweet wished Woodrow well in a public post, writing: “All the best, Lloyd-you’ve been a real pro and a great asset to the club.” The gesture highlights the professionalism around the transfer, even amid lower-league rivalries.

Woodrow’s departure leaves Luton with a striking gap to fill. His goals powered the Hatters to promotion last season, and his exit marks another step in Luton’s quick rise under Jones.

Why Woodrow matters for Wycombe

At 6ft 2in, Woodrow brings a physical edge up front that Wycombe have missed in pre-season. His 12-goal haul in 38 Luton appearances last season proves he can deliver when it counts. Mark Hughes, the Wycombe manager, said: “Lloyd’s got the nous and the finish we need.”

The striker lands as Wycombe prepare for their first League One game. With zero goals scored and zero conceded so far this season, every new face counts. Hughes will hope Woodrow’s 29 League One outings last term can steady a side still finding its feet.

What’s next for the Chairboys

Woodrow’s integration starts now. He joins a squad reshaping after summer exits, including midfielder Darius Charles, who left for Eastleigh. Wycombe’s first league clash looms, and Woodrow’s arrival signals Hughes’ intent.

The club’s focus now shifts to squad depth. With the transfer window still open, Wycombe could add more players before the August 6 opener at Bolton. For now, Woodrow’s signing gives Adams Park fans something to watch as pre-season ramps up. League standing: 13th in League One, 0 pts.