Crewe midfielder Luca Moore commits future to the club with new two-year deal
Crewe Alexandra midfielder Luca Moore has signed a new two-year contract, extending his stay at the Railwaymen until 2028. The 20-year-old, who joined from Birmingham City’s youth setup, has made 11 first-team appearances since his debut in October 2024. Moore’s new deal follows recent contract extensions for strikers Adrien Thibaut and Josh March, as well as midfielder Conor Thomas, as Crewe looks to strengthen its squad ahead of the new season.
What does this mean for Crewe’s midfield?
Moore’s contract extension is a boost for Crewe’s midfield options as they prepare for another campaign in League Two. The club finished 11th last season with 67 points (19W-10D-17L), scoring 64 goals and conceding 58, but ended the season with a run of poor form (DDLLL). With Moore now committed long-term, manager Steve Davis will have more stability in the engine room as he looks to improve on last season’s inconsistent results.
How has Moore progressed at Crewe?
Since joining from Birmingham City’s youth ranks, Moore has steadily worked his way into the first team. His senior debut came in the EFL Trophy in October 2024, and he made his Football League bow in February 2025. With 11 appearances under his belt, the 20-year-old is now set to play a bigger role in the upcoming season, especially with Crewe looking to build momentum after a mixed 2025-26 campaign.
What’s next for Crewe this summer?
Moore’s new deal is part of a busy summer for Crewe, who have already tied down key players like Thibaut, March, and Thomas. The club will now focus on further strengthening the squad ahead of the new season, with pre-season preparations underway. After finishing 20 points behind leaders Bromley last season, Crewe will be aiming to challenge for a playoff spot in 2026-27.
