Luton Town forward Lasse Nordås has joined Polish side KS Cracovia on loan for the remainder of the season.
The 24-year-old Norwegian has moved to the five-time Ekstraklasa champions with an option for the Polish club to make the transfer permanent at the end of the campaign. Their transfer window closes a week later than England’s, which meant the deal could still be done.
Nordås joined the Hatters from Norwegian top-flight club Tromsø in February 2025 and has made 26 appearances for Luton, scoring four goals.
The striker spent the latter part of last season on loan in the Netherlands with SC Heerenveen before returning to Kenilworth Road, but he was not handed a squad number along with Reuell Walters and Jerry Yates, with the latter now on loan at his former club Blackpool.
Nordås now heads to Poland for the latest spell of his career, with Cracovia currently providing him with the opportunity to continue his development and play regular first-team football.
Luton have strengthened in Nordås’ position during the transfer window with the arrival of Callum Marshall, who scored in Wednesday’s 2-0 win over Stockport County, while fellow striker Nahki Wells has four goals in four league games this season, and also netted in the midweek victory.
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