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.
17. Jack Lorentzen-Jones (Hemel Hempstead Town)
Teenage midfielder made his debut for the Hatters in their Vertu Trophy clash against Exeter City, before moving to National League South side Hemel Hempstead in January. Went on to play 22 times in total for the Tudors, 10 of them starts, as he added one assist, that coming in the 2-1 victory at Dover Athletic, with Hemel reaching the play-offs, only to suffer a quarter-final defeat to Weston-super-Mare. Photo: David Horn
18. Vladimir Paternoster (Welling United)
Nineteen-year-old Italian centre-back moved to Isthmian Premier Division club Welling United on loan in February, initially penning a one-month youth deal and then extending his stint until the end of the campaign. Played six times in total, with three starts and three sub outings as the Wings finished 15th in the table, six points clear of the relegation zone. Photo: Luton Town FC
19. Henry Blackledge (Gosport Borough)
Australian goalkeeper moved to the Southern League Premier South side in December, keeping a clean sheet on his debut in the 1-0 win over Evesham United. Was a regular in the side until he suffered a finger injury which cut short his time at Gosport, as he was replaced by fellow Town stopper Lucas Thomas. Photo: Luton Town FC
20. Lucas Thomas (Gosport Borough)
Following an injury to Luton team-mate Henry Blackledge, the young keeper moved to Gosport Borough on loan in February as his replacement. Spent the rest of the season in Hampshire, as he kept three clean sheets during his time at The AEI Stadium, helping the team finish eighth in the Southern League Premier South table. Photo: Luton Town FC