Luton Town saw 24 players move on during the summer of 2025 following the club’s relegation from the Championship to League One.
The Luton News has taken a look at just how they have got on since departing in a special gallery below.
1. Thelo Aasgaard (Rangers)
Headed to Ibrox in the summer for a fee reported to be around £3.5m after Norway manager Ståle Solbakken told the midfielder he had to leave Kenilworth Road to continue his international career. Made his debut for the Gers in the League Cup and also featured in the Champions League qualifiers and Europa League, with a purple patch around the turn of the year, scoring four goals in six matches. Went on to find the net eight times in 48 outings, although only made 21 starts in the Scottish Premier League, also sent off against Celtic in the League Cup. Did get to play for his country, bagging a hat-trick in the 11-1 win over Moldova and has now been named in the Norway squad for the World Cup. Photo: Ian MacNicol
2. Carlton Morris (Derby County)
Started off brilliantly with the Rams, scoring in his first four matches, also netting a hat-trick in the 3-1 win at Sheffield United, reaching double figures by November, only to then suffer a serious knee injury which kept him out for three months. Returned in February, as he scored twice more, eventually finishing the campaign as Derby's top scorer with 12 goals from 31 appearances, grabbing two assists as well. Photo: Gareth Copley
3. Alfie Doughty (Millwall)
Went to Millwall just before the season began and suffered with injury at times during the campaign, playing 28 times in total for the Lions, with 25 of those appearances in the Championship, 16 of them coming from the start. Brought off the bench in both of the play-off semi-final legs against Hull City, but defeat at the New Den meant the Tigers went through to reach the Premier League by beating Middlesbrough at Wembley. Photo: David Rogers
4. Reece Burke (Charlton Athletic)
One of a number of Luton players who went to Charlton Athletic to join up with ex-Hatters boss Nathan Jones last summer. As he had done at Kenilworth Road, struggled once more with injuries during his time with the Addicks, playing just 17 times in total last term, scoring once, that coming in the 2-1 win over Sheffield Wednesday, as he only managed eight games since the turn of the year. Photo: Jess Hornby