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.
21. Dyche destroyer
The midfielder came on with 15 minutes to go at Goodison Park in Luton's FA Cup fourth round tie with Everton and soon began trying to make his mark on the game, none more so than when he slid in on Toffees boss Sean Dyche in the dug-out to take out the former Town defender. A huge reason why the Hatters triumphed 2-1 too, his stoppage time corner eventually turned in by Cauley Woodrow. Photo: Clive Brunskill
22. Hatters history maker
One of the moments of the season as replacing Jordan Clark with five minutes to go against Nottingham Forest, he was in the right place at the right time to turn home Reece Burke's header in injury time and find the net in the Premier League to make it 1-1, becoming the first ever Luton player to score in all four divisions of English football. Photo: Liam Smith
23. Flat out against Forest
With the Hatters trailing 1-0 to Nottingham Forest, Berry was introduced just after the hour mark and quickly threw himself into a block tackle on a visiting defender just outside the box, the ball running through to Jordan Clark who found the net in style to draw Luton level. That goal boosted Town to go on and win the game, courtesy of Carlton Morris's last minute winner. Photo: JUSTIN TALLIS
24. Final goal for the Hatters
With Luton trailing 5-0 to Brentford at Kenilworth Road, the midfielder pulled back the smallest of consolations when finding the net in stoppage time. It was the last of his 26 goals for the Hatters and the first time he had finished on the losing side when on target for Town. Photo: Liam Smith