The Hatters are able to name 22 players for the first half of the League One campaign, meaning they still have three free spaces available. Boss Matt Bloomfield has admitted he might delve into the free agent market if the chance arises and here are 15 players could be of interest to the Town manager.
5. Josh Onomah: Midfielder
Having come through with Tottenham Hotspur, the 28-year-old midfielder made 13 Premier League outings off the bench, with over 30 appearances in total. Had loan moves to Aston Villa and Sheffield Wednesday, then joining Fulham in 2019, as he spent four years at Craven Cottage, playing 76 matches. Spent six months with Preston North End, before joining Blackpool last October, scoring once in 18 matches, released in the summer. Plenty of experience for England's age-groups too, capped from U16 to U21 level. Photo: Jess Hornby
6. Taylor Richards: Midfielder
Having had a youth career with Fulham and Manchester City, the midfielder then headed to Brighton & Hove Albion in 2019, making two senior appearances for the Seagulls. Loans with Doncaster, Birmingham and QPR followed as he moved to the R's permanently in 2023. Borrowed by Cambridge United last season, the former England U17 international, now 24, had his contract cancelled by mutual consent at Loftus Road earlier this month. Photo: Ashley Allen
7. Andy Rinomhota: Midfielder
Born in Leeds, he was at AFC Portchester and then Reading as a youngster, playing over 100 times during his five years at the Madejski Stadium. Headed to Cardiff City in 2022, having a loan stint with Rotherham during his spell in Wales. Returned to the Bluebirds last season though and won the Players' Player of the Season award, announcing he was leaving the club when his contract expired having played 82 times. Aged 28, he has also won 13 international caps for Zimbabwe. Photo: Ryan Hiscott
8. Joe Ralls: Midfielder
Experienced midfielder came through at Cardiff and spent 14 years in Wales, bar a loan spell at Yeovil Town in 2013-14, played over 400 games, scoring 34 goals. Won one cap for the England U19s earlier in his career, as he left the Bluebirds in the summer. Photo: Ryan Hiscott