Striker Bim Pepple left the Hatters to join Plymouth Argyle last week, the forward heading to Home Park for an undisclosed fee.
During his three years at Kenilworth Road, the attacker, who was snapped up from Canadian club Cavalry FC, never actually made a first team appearance for Town, with a number of spells away on loan. To see which other Luton signings have departed the club without ever getting a senior run-out, see the special gallery below.
5. Lee Angol
Signed on a free transfer from Wycombe Wanderers in the summer of 2014 under previous manager John Still. Went on loan to Boreham Wood before he was signed by Peterborough United in July 2015 without playing for Town, as he netted 12 times in 55 matches for the Posh. Was also loaned to Lincoln City, while from there he had spells at Mansfield, Shrewsbury, Lincoln, Leyton Orient, Bradford, Sutton United, Woking and had the last campaign at Morecambe in League Two, scoring eight times in 28 games, including a run of five in six matches. Has now signed for fellow fourth tier side Cheltenham Town and has over 50 senior goals to his name. Photo: Stuart MacFarlane
6. Jernade Meade
Signed on loan from Swansea City in January 2014, with midfielder Pelly Ruddock Mpanzu joining as well, but didn't ever feature for the Hatters as Town won the Conference title. Left the Wales club to go to Hadley in the summer and also played for St Albans, before heading out to Swedish side AFC Eskilstuna and then Norwegian outfit Aalesund as well. Moved back to Dartford in 2020, also featuring Hemel and Tonbridge, as he is now with Southern League Premier Division Central outfit St Ives Town. Photo: Luton Town FC
7. Andy Mangan
Striker moved to Luton on a short term loan deal in April 2014 after training with the Hatters but didn't ever make a first team appearance. Ended up going to Shrewsbury, Tranmere, AFC Fylde, Bala Town and Accrington Stanley following his exit, before retiring from playing and after a brief spell as caretaker manager of Bristol Rovers, is now on the coaching staff at Stockport County. Photo: Pete Norton
8. Mark Onyemah
Handed a two-year deal by John Still in July 2014 after impressing during pre-season, as the left-sided player was loaned to Thurrock, Hampton & Richmond and then Dartford during his time with the Hatters. Left in 2016 to join Concord Rangers, also going on to have spells at Thurrock, Hornchurch and Redbridge, whom he departed in July 2023. Photo: Luton Town FC