Popular midfielder Luke Berry saw his seven year stint at Kenilworth Road ended recently after the club agreed not to extend his contract to allow him to look for regular first team football next season.
The 31-year-old moved to the Hatters back in 2017, scoring 26 goals in 184 matches and winning three promotions in what has been a wonderful spell with Luton. To have a look at his best moments in a Town shirt, see the gallery below.
13. Give us a hug!
With Luton winning 2-1 against Norwich City at Kenilworth Road in December 2020, referee Darren England awarded the Hatters a penalty for handball inside the area which earned the official a huge hug from the midfielder. James Collins made no mistake from the spot either, crashing his effort into the roof of the net. Photo: Liam Smith
14. The late, late show at Blackburn
In his first appearance of the 2021-22 season, Berry came off the bench with an hour gone at Ewood Park and hosts Blackburn 2-0 to the good. He took 13 minutes to pull one back and then produced one of his perfectly timed runs into the box in the last minute of stoppage time to chest Cameron Jerome's header down and beat now Luton team-mate Thomas Kaminski to salvage a late, late point in front of the Hatters fans, tripping over a microphone for good measure in his celebrations. Photo: Gareth Owen
15. High-flier at home
Berry continued his hot scoring streak during the 2021-22 season with another goal in the 3-3 draw with Swansea, taking to the air to volley in a superb strike and set Luton on their way to a 3-0 interval lead. The visitors did find the net three times in the second period to grab a point, as the midfielder managed seven goals in just 15 appearances during an injury-hit campaign that saw Luton beaten in the play-offs by Huddersfield. Photo: Liam Smith
16. A rock at Blackpool
The midfielder made his first league start of the 2022/23 Championship campaign in November at Blackpool as he showed his predatory instincts to score the only goal of the game early in the second half to seal a battling three points for the Hatters. Photo: Luton Town FC