Luton have sent 15 players out on loan this season in order to boost their chances of getting regular first team football.
First team squad members Allan Campbell, Fred Onyedinma and John McAtee are just three of those who have left, heading to Millwall, Rotherham and Barnsley respectively.
The Luton News has taken a look at just how those Hatters that departed Kenilworth Road in the summer have got on so far.
5. Allan Campbell (Millwall)
Scottish international headed to the New Den in August after being unable to get first team football at Kenilworth Road. Has made eight appearances in the Championship, seven from the start, but hasn't featured since October 21, an unused substitute for three of the last four games. Now with a new man at the helm as Gary Rowett left the club recently, Joe Edwards taking charge of the Lions. Photo: Graham Chadwick
6. Louie Watson (Charlton Athletic)
Midfielder has made 14 appearances for the Addicks, nine of them from the start, and is beginning to force his way into the side on a regular basis now. Began the last two League One games against Wigan Athletic and Portsmouth, Charlton taking four points in that time. Scored his first ever senior goal in the EFL Trophy victory against Aston Villa U21s as well. Photo: David Rogers
7. Admiral Muskwe (Exeter City)
Suffered an injury following his debut in the 1-0 win at Burton which hindered his start to life with the Grecians. Returned to the City team after a month out, he has now gone on to play eight times in all competitions with five starts. Yet to score, he was part of the Zimbabwe side who drew 0-0 with Rwanda in their World Cup qualifier recently, although had to go off early on so could be sidelined once more. Photo: Pete Norton
8. Dion Pereira (Sutton United)
Has once more found starts hard to come by at Gander Green Lane, with just one in the league so far, although has come on a further seven times. Picked twice in cup competitions though, as he did make his international debut when called up by Antigua & Barbuda recently. Has now won three caps, scoring his first goal in the 3-2 defeat at home to Puerto Rico. Photo: Liam Smith