Luton Town currently sit fourth in the Championship, enjoying an excellent rise over the last few years. 

Nathan Jones has seen tremendous success at the helm at Kenilworth Road, with promotion to the Premier League remaining a genuine possibility.

The Hatters, who were operating in the National League just eight years ago, hold a three-point advantage over Nottingham Forest in seventh, however the Reds still possess two games in hand.

It is set to be a tense finale for the Bedfordshire club, but even if a top-six spot can not be secured, it has been a mightily impressive effort from Jones and Co.

Still possessing seven games to secure themselves a spot in the lottery which is the play-offs, Luton will be eager to bolster their chances with a victory over Peterborough United tonight.

Whilst we wait to see what the rest of the campaign has in store for the Hatters, we take a look at eight players who you may have forgotten ever worn a Luton shirt...

Alfie Mawson was restricted to just one appearance with the Hatters,  featuring in a 5-0 thrashing of Alfreton Town in December 2013, however, he was forced off because of injury during that clash.

The defender has gone on to feature in all four higher divisions than the National League, accumulating 80 appearances in England's top-flight.

Now with Fulham, Mawson has been confined to just 206 minutes of Championship football this season, finding himself as fourth-choice at Craven Cottage.

Ryan Inniss played three times for the Hatters in a short stint with the Hatters in 2014.

The defender made his debut in a 2-2 draw with Cambridge United in the FA Trophy, netting five minutes into that clash.

Inniss headed back for Crystal Palace after a month with the Hatters, joining Gillingham in League One during February.

Now in League One with Charlton Athletic, Inniss has played 13 times in the league for the Addicks this season.

Aaron Connolly joined Luton Town on loan during their 2018/19 League One winning season, however, he appeared just twice for the Hatters in the third-tier.

Both those appearances came from the bench, with the 22-year-old featuring in games against Charlton Athletic and Oxford United.

The Brighton & Hove Albion man is currently on loan at Middlesbrough, as the Teessiders look to claim a top-six spot.

Connolly netted for Brighton against the Hatters during a pre-season defeat to the Seagulls.

George Thorne is another who joined the Hatters in January during their title-winning League One season but did not see too much action in Luton colours.

The experienced midfielder came off the bench three times for the Hatters during his loan spell from Derby County, with injuries halting his progress throughout his career.

Thorne played a total of 36 minutes for the Hatters during that campaign, featuring in victories over Peterborough United, Fleetwood Town and Bristol Rovers.

With Luton battling to stay in the Football League during the 2008/09 season, Marc Pugh joined on loan from Shrewsbury Town.

The winger, who went on to see tremendous success at AFC Bournemouth played four league games for the Hatters, with three of those coming in the form of starts.

After his short stint with the Hatters, Shrewsbury loaned Pugh to Hereford United in League One.

Pugh proceeded to feature 67 times in the Premier League for the Cherries and has now retired.

Ben Alnwick joined the Hatters in September 2007, featuring four times for the Bedfordshire club before he was recalled by parent club Tottenham Hotspur after an injury to Paul Robinson.

The 35-year-old conceded five goals in the four games he played for the Hatters, keeping a clean sheet during that time too.

Not playing too much football during the early years of his career, Alnwick enjoyed a more productive time with Peterborough United and Bolton Wanderers later in his career.

Tristan Plummer played seven matches for the Hatters in total, with five of those coming in League One.

The winger did not start a game in the league for the Bedfordshire outfit, however, he started twice in the EFL Cup, scoring in a first round clash at home to Plymouth Argyle.

With his time at Bristol City coming to an end in 2010, Plummer joined Portimonense, but he was back in England with Hereford United a year later.

Plummer can now be seen on Channel 4's gogglebox.

Flynn Downes enjoyed a loan spell with Luton back during the club's promotion-winning League 2 campaign.

The midfielder featured 10 times in the fourth tier for the Bedfordshire outfit that season, however, he saw his game time diminish as the season progressed.

Now in the Championship with Swansea City, Downes has been linked with a move to the Premier League, with Leeds United credited with an interest in the 23-year-old, as per a report from The Times.