Luton Town have named William Lancefield as their new head of recruitment. He moves to the League One club after leaving a similar role with Hearts in the Scottish Premiership. Lancefield has previously had roles in scouting and analysis with Southampton, Norwich City, Tottenham and Brighton. "William's arrival is a significant coup for Luton Town," Hatters chief executive Gary Sweet told the club website. "We're looking forward to working with him and excited about the impact he can make as we evolve our recruitment structure and processes in preparation for the new season and beyond." With Lancefield's arrival at Kenilworth Road, Luton have announced the departures of head of recruitment analysis Jay Socik and Alexander Wilkinson, who was a senior scout. Luton finished seventh in League One this season and also won the EFL Trophy by beating Stockport County 3-1 at Wembley in April.