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.
9. Jameson Horlick (Dulwich Hamlet, Bedford Town and Hemel Hempstead)
Busy season for the young goalkeeper, who after being on the bench in the Championship clash at Preston, went to Isthmian League Premier Division side Dulwich Hamlet, while from there he had a spell at Southern League Premier Division outfit Bedford Town as well. Ended the season at National League South team Hemel Hempstead where he made seven appearances, with two clean sheets against Bath City and Chesham. Will be searching for new employers now after his contract with the Hatters wasn't extended. Photo: Luton Town FC
10. Oli Lynch (Dulwich Hamlet and Hemel Hempstead Town)
Young forward moved to Isthmian League Premier Division side Dulwich Hamlet earlier in the season, where he impressed at Champion Hill, finding the net on a number of occasions. Recalled and sent to National League South team Hemel Hempstead Town in January, scoring an excellent 11 goals in 18 outings, voted the Tudors’ player of the month in January, as well as winning goal of the month awards in January and March. Recalled by the Hatters in April and signed a new contract to prolong his stay at Kenilworth Road. Photo: Luton Town FC
11. Jack Bateson (Farnborough)
Headed to National League South side Farnborough in October and made his debut in the 2-1 win at Chelmsford City. Began seven out of the next eight games games after that, eventually finishing the campaign as a first team regular, ending up with 23 outings in total, with 17 starts. Another who will be a free agent this summer with his deal in Bedfordshire not being renewed. Photo: Luton Town FC
12. Josh Phillips (Bath City)
Ex-Fulham youngster went out on loan to National League South side Bath City in October, making debut in their 2-0 defeat against Worthing at Twerton Park, going on to feature four times in total for the Romans. Swiftly headed back to Kenilworth Road though and was named on the bench by previous boss Rob Edwards for the Championship trip to Bristol City, earning his debut when coming on in the closing stages. Now in discussions over a new contract with the Hatters. Photo: David Horn