Luton Town has been exceptionally active in the transfer market during the winter window of 2025. With multiple arrivals and departures, the club has significantly reshaped its squad as they look to strengthen their position.
This comprehensive overview examines all Luton Town transfers that have taken place in recent months, highlighting key signings and notable departures.
January influx brings new talent
The winter transfer window saw Luton Town secure several promising signings. Isaiah Jones joined from Middlesbrough on January 10, becoming one of the first acquisitions of 2025. The club continued their recruitment drive with Thelo Aasgaard from Wigan Athletic and Kal Naismith (on loan from Bristol City), both arriving on January 28.
The final days of January proved particularly busy for Luton’s recruitment team. Millenic Alli was signed from Exeter City on January 30, followed by Daiki Hashioka from STVV on the same day. Josh Bowler arrived on loan from Nottingham Forest on January 31, adding further depth to the squad.
February signings complete the window
Luton Town didn’t stop their transfer activity when the calendar turned to February. Taylan Harris joined from Reading on February 1, while Norwegian striker Lasse Nordås was secured from Tromsø on February 3, adding firepower to the attacking options.
Christ Makosso, who joined from RWD Molenbeek on January 1, represents another interesting addition to the squad. The club also welcomed back Lamine Fanne, who returned from his loan spell at AIK at the start of the year.
Notable departures reshape the squad
While Luton Town brought in numerous players, several familiar faces departed the club. Allan Campbell left for Dundee United on January 30, while Joe Taylor was sold to Huddersfield oTwn for an undisclosed fee. Ryan Giles also joined Huddersfield Town, but on a loan deal that began on January 30.
February 3 saw three players leave on loan deals: Cauley Woodrow to Blackburn, Pelly Ruddock Mpanzu to Rotherham United, and Tom Holmes to Dender. These moves likely aim to provide these players with regular playing time.
Earlier departures included Ross Barkley, who moved to Aston Villa on July 1, 2024, and Chiedozie Ogbene, who joined Ipswich Town in August 2024. Erik Pieters left after his contract expired and subsequently signed with Derby County on April 1, 2025.
Transfer window summary and future outlook
The winter transfer window has been transformative for Luton Town, with eleven players joining and ten departing. This represents a significant refresh of the squad as the club looks to build for the future.
| Transfer Type | Number of Players |
|—————|——————-|
| Players In | 11 |
| Players Out | 10 |
| Loan Returns | 1 |
Looking ahead, Luton Town will benefit from an extended transfer window in the summer of 2025, with the EFL announcing an additional 10 days for clubs to sign players. This extended period could prove valuable as the club continues to evolve its squad.
Aribim Pepple is set to return from his loan at Chesterfield on May 31, 2025, providing another option for the management team to consid er as they plan for the upcoming season.