One of the big questions the Hatters support would like a positive answer to, this summer, surrounds the future of Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall.
The 22-year-old midfielder has spent the entire 2020/2021 season on loan at Kenilworth Road, from Leicester City.
Apart from a brief period when his form dropped, Dewsbury-Hall has been an inspirational signing and in, at the time of writing, 40 appearances for the club he has scored 3 goals and provided 6 assists.
But it is his general all-round play that has endeared him to the Luton support with the midfielder being able to control games and pull the strings from his position.
However, it remains to be seen where his future lies.
Will the Leicester City boss, Brendan Rodgers allow Kiernan the opportunity to stay at Kenilworth Road for another season or does he see him as a valuable member of a Leicester City squad that could, next season, be involved in Champions League football?
Discussing the possibility of Dewsbury-Hall returning to Luton, and as reported by Luton Today, Nathan Jones has remarked:
“Planning has already started for next year.
“If there’s any way possible that we can get him back in whatever way shape or form, then we will do that.
“I’m sure that we’re high on his priorities list. So if that’s something that can happen, we’re in as good a place as any.”
Which is good to hear, however, Nathan tempered those views with the following additional comment:
“But when we take loans, when we take talented players, they usually develop at such a rate that it’s very difficult to see them again. That’s a credit to our environment.”
It is, but unless Brendan Rodgers has immediate plans to install Kiernan into his first-team squad next season, I am hanging on to the possibility that we could see him return to Kenilworth Road, initially, for a 6-month loan spell.
But how do you see this one panning out?
Please feel free to have your say in the comment facility beneath this article.
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Morning mh, I know I will be in the minority. But personally I couldn’t care less if kdh comes back. I think we should find our own players. Not loanees in general. But I understand managements view I think we must invest in our own youngsters
Good point Chris
Hi all, I agree with Chris, kdh has been a quality addition for us, but he has also had his moments where he hasn’t performed, but hasn’t received the stick that some others have…knowone has mentioned he didn’t go with their runner into the box for the second goal for instance….but its opinions init….personally I think moncs, given a run, could fill his boots….