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.
9. Ethon Archer (Cheltenham Town & Port Vale)
Winger joined from League Two outfit Cheltenham in the summer, returning to Whaddon Road immediately, going on to play 20 times for the Robins, scoring three goals. Moved back to Kenilworth Road and then headed up a division, signing for third tier Port Vale. Made 23 appearances in total, netting three goals, including two stunning free kicks in the 3-1 win at Peterborough, although the Valiants were ultimately relegated. Good campaign on a personal level, as he racked up over 50 games. Photo: David Rogers
10. Joe Gbode (Woking)
Having played for both Gillingham and Luton, then when it came to being loaned out in January, he couldn't play for a Football League club, so had to drop into the National League and headed to Woking. Debut goal in the FA Trophy against Walton & Hersham, and was then immediately on target in the league during a 4-2 loss at Forest Green Rovers. Struggled a bit after that, as he finished his time with the Cards, scoring four goals in 16 matches. Photo: David Horn
11. Jayden Luker (Notts County)
Young midfielder went to League Two side Notts County, scoring in the 2-1 defeat to Salford and 2-1 win over Barnsley, also grabbing three assists in the 4-0 victory over Crawley Town. He then suffered a serious knee injury in October, which kept him out until March, coming back and netting in the 3-1 victory against Newport County. as he played 14 games in total, with five starts and three goals. Photo: Warren Little
12. Oli Lynch (Tamworth)
Young forward went to the National League side on a season-long loan deal at the start of the campaign. Only managed to find the net once before January, but then enjoyed a far more prolific second half of the campaign, going on to score 11 times following the turn of the year to reach double figures. It meant he ended up with a very impressive 12 goals from 44 outings, including doubles against Carlisle and Boreham Wood, as the Lambs finished in 11th place. Photo: Luton Town FC