Clark happy to play wherever he is asked for the Hatters

Luton’s ‘Mr Versatile’ Jordan Clark is happy to play wherever he is asked if it means keeping his place in the Town first team.

The 27-year-old moved to Kenilworth Road from Accrington Stanley in the summer primarily as winger following a spell at the Wham Stadium that saw him ranked fifth in League One for the number of chances created last term.

In recent weeks, Clark has found himself used as a left winger, right wing-back, plus a right back, while on Saturday against Swansea City, he was moved over to left wing-back for the first time in his fledgling Luton career.

He then dropped into a left back role in the second half of Tuesday night's 2-0 win over Coventry, as on his switches in position, Clark said: “Before I signed, when I met the manager, he was on about me playing in a few positions, but I seem to get further and further back now.

“I know he mentioned about me playing in goal, but I think I could do a job there as well!

“Wherever he wants me to play, I’ll play and give it my all for the team, that’s the main thing.

“I think I’ve played right wing-back a few times in my career but I don’t mind, as long I’m on the teamsheet I’ll play anywhere.”

Town boss Nathan Jones recently declared that Clark was one the club’s best ever acquisitions in recent years, saying: “As a right back, a right wing-back, midfield player, left winger, he does a job for us, but he’s just a joy to have around, one of our best signings for a long time.”

On seeing those comments, Clark himself continued: “It’s always nice to get compliments, but I never get too high and never get too low.

“I just do my work on the training ground and try my best for the team on a Saturday and Tuesday night, so that’s the only thing I can do.”