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.

9. Danny Fitzsimons
Defender joined Luton as part of a double signing that saw his fellow Histon team-mate Jim Stevenson also arrive at Kenilworth Road in the summer of 2013. Injury curtailed his chances of playing for the Hatters as he went to Bishop's Stortford on loan, plus Brackley, before heading to Dartford in 2015. Went on to have further spells at Margate, Barking and Beckenham Town, but has been without a club since 2019. Photo: Luton Town

10. Danny Spiller
After leaving Gillingham for a second time, the midfielder moved to Luton Town in June 2012, but suffered an Achilles injury shortly after joining, as he didn't play a single game, having his contract terminated in July 2013 when it showed no signs of improving. Got back into football in February 2015, featuring for Herne Bay, but only played a handful more games. Has a role now, part of the International Executive Presidents Team & 60k Herbalife Nutrition. Photo: Luton Town FC

11. Garry Richards
Having left Gillingham in May 2012, the centre half dropped into non-league football to sign for the Hatters in June 2012, but despite featuring in pre-season, then picked up a serious ankle injury straight away. Despite having a number of operations, he was unable to recover and had his contract mutually terminated in October 2012, as it signalled the defender's retirement from playing. Photo: Luton Town FC

12. David Button
Signed on loan from Tottenham Hotspur in March 2009 after Lewis Price returned to Derby County and was an unused substitute in a number of League Two matches, also on the bench for the Hatters' Johnstone's Paint Trophy Final victory over Scunthorpe United in April 2009. Also had loans at Dagenham & Redbridge, Crewe, Shrewsbury, Plymouth, Leyton Orient, Doncaster Rovers, Barnsley and Charlton, before a permanent move to Brentford in July 2013. Spent three years with the Bees, playing for Fulham, Brighton and West Bromwich Albion, joining Reading in August 2023 as he has played 49 times for the Royals, making 11 outings last term. Photo: Gary M. Prior

