LUTON TOWN have confirmed that goalkeeper Dean Brill has rejoined the club on a two-year contract.
Brill, 26, progress through the Hatters youth ranks before making his first-team debut in 2003.
He went on to represent them a further 96 times before leaving Kenilworth Road to sign for Oldham Athletic.
After two seasons with the Latics he moved to Barnet and featured over 40 times for the Bees during the 2011/12 campaign.
Brill returned to Luton earlier this summer and his performances in pre-season have seen him rewarded with a permanent deal.
Speaking about his latest acquisition, Haters boss Paul Buckle told the club’s website: “Dean has been outstanding for us since he joined the squad for pre-season training.
“It’s a testament to his attitude, experience and performances – in training and in friendlies – that we have decided to tie him to a two-year deal.
“His experience for a player his age is a huge asset to us and anybody who has seen him in action this pre-season will be aware of his presence on the pitch and ability between the posts.
“It gives us added competition in the goalkeeping department, something myself, the coaches, and the goalkeepers themselves, are all relishing.
“Dean knows the club well, too, which is another bonus. He’s a Luton lad who is desperate to get his home-town club back in the Football League.”
