
Mosta FC have secured the services of two players on Deadline Day as they announced that they signed Australian midfielder Mark Philip Luschayev and Macedonian forward Andrej Nakov.
The Blues are looking to bolster their squad as they look to strengthen their hopes of securing a top-four finish and qualification to the Europa Conference League qualifiers.
Luschayev is a 23-year-old midfielder who started his career in Spain with UE Gandia before heading to Germany in 2020 when he joined SC Bruhl.
His acquisition will give more depth to coach Joe Grech as Mosta look to force their way to a top-three finish.
On the other hand, Nakov is not a new face in Maltese football as the Macedonian forward joined the U-19 side of Sirens before he was promoted to the first team in 2021.
Last summer, Nakov moved to Naxxar Lions and he made six appearances for the club in the Challenge League, scoring one goal.
Luschayev and Nakov are now in line to make their first appearance for Mosta against Sirens on Saturday.
Author

World Cup News
-
Football
/ 2 weeks agoMorocco says joining Spain-Portugal 2030 World Cup bid
King Mohammed VI of Morocco announced on Tuesday that his country had joined the...
By AFP -
Football
/ 2 weeks agoUpdate: World Cup 2026 to feature 12 groups of four teams
The expanded 2026 men’s World Cup in North America will start with 12 groups...
By AFP -
Football
/ 2 weeks agoArgentina goalie auctions World Cup gloves for $45K for cancer hospital
The gloves worn by Argentina goalkeeper Emiliano “Dibu” Martinez in the nail-biting penalty shootout...
By AFP -
Football
/ 2 months agoMessi says World Cup trophy ‘called out’ to him
Lionel Messi won the World Cup because the sparkling solid gold trophy picked him...
By AFP

EURO 2024 qualifiers
Netherlands ease past Gibraltar

EURO 2024 qualifiers
Pavard strikes as France edge plucky Ireland in Euro 2024 qualifier

EURO 2024 qualifiers
Clarke urges Scotland to be positive against Spain in Euro qualifier

EURO 2024 qualifiers
Flick promises to ‘excite’ Germany fans with new style

Winter Olympics
Watch: Geisenberger wins sixth Olympic medal to tie luge record
