It looks as though the 2020/21 season is one that those associated with Luton Town, will be able to consider something of a success.

Having only avoided an immediate relegation back to League One on the final day of last season, the Hatters will not be finding themselves with any similar nervy ends to the campaign this time around.

Sitting comfortably in mid-table, Luton are some way off the play-off place this season, but they are also well clear of the relegation zone with just a few games to go, something you feel ought to have been their main priority heading into the campaign.

As a result, there are likely to be a number of Luton players to have played an important role for the club over the past few months, who have enhanced not only their reputation, but also their price tag.

Here, we've taken a look at the ten current Luton who have seen the biggest increase in their market value during their time at the club, according to Transfermarkt.

We start this list with Jordan Clark, who only joined Luton on a free transfer following the expiration of his contract with Accrington Stanley back in the summer transfer window.

Having helped Stanley establish themselves in League One while at the club, Clark made his debut for Luton at the start of this season with a market value of £90,000, and has since made 37 appearances in all competitions for the Hatters, scoring three times, including in the FA Cup clash at Chelsea.

That has seen the midfielder's market value increase to £360,000 in the past few months, a rise of £270,000 that is enough to put him tenth on this list.

Potts joined Luton back in the summer of 2015 following his release from West Ham, and made his debut in August that year, at which point he carried a market value of £225,000.

In the nearly six years that have followed that, the left-back has gone on to make a total of 174 appearances in all competitions for the Hatters, scoring 11 goals and helping the club climb all the way from League Two to their current position in the Championship.

That has also led to Potts' individual rising in that time, with the 27-year-old now apparently worth £630,000, and increase of £405,000 since his debut that puts him ninth in these standings.

Joining Luton from Cambridge in the summer of 2017, Berry arrived at Kenilworth Road with an apparent market value of £135,ooo.

The midfielder's first two seasons with the club saw him help them win back to back promotions from League Two to the Championship, where he has the club have been ever since, with Berry scoring a total of 14 goals in 121 appearances in total for the Hatters.

With his contract set to expire at the end of this season, Luton will soon have a decision to make on the future of Berry, who now has a value of £630,000, an increase of £495,000 that puts him eighth in there standings.

Luton's third longest serving player after Pelly-Ruddock Mpanzu and the aforementioned Dan Potts, Rea first joined the Hatters on loan from Brighton in March 2016, with a market value of £45,000.

The centre back made his move to Kenilworth Road permanent that same summer, meaning he is another who helped the club to back to back promotions from the fourth-tier to the second-tier, and he has made a total of 189 appearances in all competitions for the club.

Rea put pen to paper on a new "long-term" contract with the club at the start of this season, and now has a market value of £720,000, an increase of £685,000 that puts him seventh on this list.

Put simply there is no surprise what so ever to see that James Collins is one of those who claims a place in this particular rundown.

The striker joined Luton from Crawley in the summer of 2017 with a value of £225,000, and was prolific in front of goal to fire the club to those consecutive promotion during his first seasons as a player at Kenilworth Road.

Collins has continued to fire in the Championship in past couple of years, and now has 71 goals in 171 Luton appearances in total, meaning the fact his contract expires this summer will be a concern for the club, with the striker now said to have a value of £900,000, an increase of £675,000 that puts him sixth on this list.

Another player who joined Luton back at the start of those promotion winning couple of seasons who now earns a spot in this top ten, is Harry Cornick.

Having made the move to Kenilworth Road from Bournemouth back in the summer of 2017, the attacking midfielder has gone on to become a key figure in Luton's side, scoring 22 goals and providing 18 assists in 164 appearances in all competitions for the club.

That influence is something that has helped see the 26-year-old's value rise from £90,000 when he made his debut in August 2017, to £810,000 now, an increase of £720,000 that puts him fifth in these standings.

Pearson joined Luton back in the summer of 2018, signing from Barnsley following the Hatters' promotion from League Two, arriving with a market value of £450,00.

The centre back's debut campaign at Kenilworth Road saw the club win promotion from League One to the Championship, where Pearson has since been an important figure in helping Luton establish themselves in the second-tier.

He has made a total of 131 appearances in all competitions for the club, and although he is currently set to be out of contract at the end of this season, he does now have a value of £1.17million, an increase of £720,000 that puts his fourth on this list.

Next up to claim a place on this particular top ten, is Luton's current club captain, Sonny Bradley.

Like the aforementioned Pearson, Bradley joined the Hatters in the summer that followed their most recent promotion out of League Two, and was a part of the side that won promotion to the Championship during his debut campaign with the club, subsequently playing an important part in keeping them there.

Bradley too is out of contract at the end of this season, having made 126 appearances for the club to date, with his market value increasing from £90,000 on debut, to £1.26million now, a rise of £1.17million that puts him third on this list.

Luton's longest serving current player by quite some distance, Pelly-Ruddock Mpanzu didn't actually have a market value when he made his debut for the club in December while on loan from West Ham.

The midfielder made that move permanent in January 2014, and has been a near constant figure at Kenilworth Road ever since, helping the club climb all the way from the Conference to the Championship, making almost 300 appearances for the club in the process.

Mpanzu is also set to see his current contract expire this summer, something Luton are seemingly keen to address, with the 27-year-old now valued at £1.26million, putting him in second place here.

He may only be on loan at Luton, but it certainly seems as though Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall has benefitted from his time at Kenilworth Road.

Having joined the Hatters on loan from Premier League Leicester back in the summer transfer window, the 22-year-old has enjoyed plenty of regular football this season, making 35 appearances in all competitions, scoring twice and providing four assists.

Some impressive performances during that time mean that the midfielder's value has also risen across his spell with the club, and having not been given one when he made his debut back in October, Dewsbury-Hall now has a market value of £1.8million, a rise that secures him top spot on this list.