Landry Zahana-Oni

Landry Zahana-Oni Date of Birth: Aug 8, 1976

Much travelled forward Landry was born on the Ivory Coast but moved to France as a youngster, being capped for his new country at under-15 level.

After playing for Le Havre and Ancenis in France, Landry made a baffling move to Stirling Albion and then on to Bromley where he was watched by Luton manager Lennie Lawrence who eventually took the plunge, signing him in January 1999.

Landry made eight League appearances for the Hatters over the remainder of that season, without making much impression, before being sidelined for most of the following campaign with a bad knee injury.

Released in 2000, Landry had spells with three Scottish clubs, and four non-League outfits in England before making another curious move to Limassol in Cyprus in 2004 before diverting to Molde in Norway.