Luton Town sent 19 of their players out on loan during the course of the 2024-25 campaign in a bid to get first team football.
The Luton News has taken a look at just how the Hatters that departed Kenilworth Road got on.
5. Jack Walton (Dundee United)
Second spell at Tannadice as having helped Dundee United win the Scottish Championship last term, he returned north of the border for a full season loan back in August for the club's crack at the Scottish Premier League. Made 41 league and cup appearances for the Tangerines, as he didn't miss a minute of SPL football, with 12 clean sheets, including four against St Mirren, plus keeping out champions Celtic during a goalless draw back in December too. Still has two games to go against Rangers and Aberdeen. Photo: Luton Town FC
6. Dion Pereira (Dagenham & Redbridge)
Moved to Victoria Road for his second spell with the National League back in the summer, penning a season-long deal. Began the campaign by winning his first cap for Antigua & Barbuda against Bermuda, while domestically, netted on his second debut in the 2-1 win over Wealdstone and followed that up with a goal in 1-1 draw at Rochdale. Doubles against Sutton and Gateshead followed, as he also got the winner at Crewe in the FA Cup. Finished on 11 goals from 38 appearances, ensuring he was the club's second top scorer, but couldn't help stave off relegation, as the Daggers ended up 21st in the table. Photo: Liam Smith
7. Aribim Pepple (Southend and Chesterfield)
Started out on loan with National League team Southend United and after taking a bit of time to get going, netted a double in the 4-2 victory at Solihull Moors. Hit form in November and December, as he scored seven in six games including a hat-trick in the FA Trophy 5-3 win at Brentwood Town. Having bagged seven in 19 league contests, he was then recalled and sent to League Two side Chesterfield in January. Up and running with a double in the 5-2 triumph over Doncaster Rovers, as he has turned out 22 times for the Spireites, who have made the play-offs, with five goals, on target in three consecutive matches against Newport County, Salford and Notts County. Photo: Luton Town FC
8. Axel Piesold (Cliftonville)
Young midfielder headed to the Northern Irish Premier League side back in August and became an important member of the first team squad. Made his debut in the 1-0 win over Portadown as they went on to finish seventh in the table, winning the Irish Cup and also reaching the League Cup final, defeated on penalties. Also scored in the European play-off final victory over Coleraine recently which saw the club qualify for the UEFA Conference League. Overall, he has played 35 games, scoring twice and earning four assists too, but won't feature for the Hatters having been released from Kenilworth Road. Photo: Liam Smith