Luton Town sent 27 of their players out on loan during the course of the 2025-26 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.
1. Cauley Woodrow (Wycombe Wanderers)
After playing in the first two games of the season for Luton, the forward joined fellow League One side Wycombe Wanderers for the rest of the campaign, scoring on his debut in the 2-0 win over Mansfield. He then netted in three successive matches, including two against Plymouth Argyle, but struggled for goals until the turn of the year, as he went on to notch seven times in his final 17 matches, finishing with 12 goals and four assists from 40 outings for the Chairboys. Photo: Warren Little
2. Lasse Nordas (SC Heerenveen)
Having scored three goals in 17 matches for the Hatters, the Norwegian forward moved to Eredivisie side SC Heerenveen in January as he made his debut against Feyenoord, off the mark in a 3-1 victory against Go Ahead Eagles when getting a double. Went on a run of four goals in three matches, also on target against PEC Zwolle and PSV Eindhoven, and is now up to six goals and two assists from his 15 appearances so far. Photo: David Horn
3. Milli Alli (Portsmouth)
Winger had been a first choice under previous boss Matt Bloomfield, but didn’t feature as much when Wilshere took over in October and moved to Championship relegation strugglers Portsmouth. After moving to Fratton Park, he played 21 times with 19 starts, as he scored once and added two assists, helping Pompey maintain their second tier status when finishing outside of the bottom three. Photo: Warren Little
4. Jacob Brown (Portsmouth)
Forward also headed to the south coast and joined Hatters team-mate Milli Alli at Portsmouth in January due to the fact he wasn't featuring for Wilshere at Kenilworth Road. Struggled for regular game time at Fratton Park as although the forward made 15 outings in the Championship, he only started five matches, netting one goal, that in the 2-1 home defeat to Swansea City, also adding one assist. Photo: Mike Hewitt