Jamie Donley has signed for Luton Town on a season-long loan, where he will play under Arsenal hero Jack Wilshere.The Tottenham Hotspur starlet will feature for the Hatters in League One as they eye another promotion push.Donley has joined Luton in his fourth loan spell away from SpursGettyDonley previously played in the division for Leyton Orient during the 2024/25 season, bagging eight goals ten assists over 39 matches.After other loan spells at Stoke City and Oxford United, he is now at a Luton side managed by a former rival of his parent club Spurs.Wilshere was appointed as the Luton manager in October after they dismissed Matt Bloomfield.He delivered EFL Trophy success to Kenilworth Road six months later and is now tasked with guiding the club to the Championship.At 34-years-old, he is the youngest manager in League One, with his coaching venture beginning after a 14-year playing career.Wilshere came through the Arsenal academy and made his first team debut in September 2008.Under the legendary Arsene Wenger, he was eyed as one of the most promising midfielders in English football.However, despite making 197 total appearances for the club, much of his time at Arsenal was impacted by injuries.Wilshere was still a two-time FA Cup winner and, after winning the title in 2015, he aimed a cheeky dig as his boyhood club’s nemesis.During their trophy parade, he famously performed the ‘What do we think of Tottenham?’ chant, in which the reply is a resounding ‘S***!’View Tweet: https://t.co/AU94d5yWfCArsenal hero Wilshere has brought a Spurs youngster to LutonGettyHe later apologised and was charged with misconduct, but certainly gained further affection from the Arsenal fanbase.Arsenal man brings in Spurs youngsterNow as Luton boss, he will be aiding the development of a promising talent from the academy of Arsenal’s north London rivals Spurs.“I’m over the moon,” Donley told Luton. “It’s taken a while, but I’m delighted to get it done and excited to see what I can do this season. “When the manager called me, he spoke very highly of me, about what he wants to do this season and the way they play football. “The way he spoke of me and how he sees me as a player really excited me. “That’s all you want to hear as a player, and hopefully I can take on that advice and show him that what he believes in me, I can do.”Wilshere will have his sights set on Championship football for next seasonGettyLuton, who lost 2-0 to Chelsea in the Carabao Cup second round this week, are back in League One action on Sunday afternoon.They are away to Mansfield Town, although it’s unclear if Donley will be able to make his debut in the fixture.