Luton Town boss Rob Edwards has said it is 'too early' to decide what to do with Lincoln City loanee Joe Taylor ahead of next season. Lincoln City landed the attacker in the January transfer window and he has been in great form for the League One side.

Taylor, 21, has scored nine goals in 17 games for the Imps under Michael Skubala and is due to return to his parent club this summer.

Edwards has shared this update on his situation at Kenilworth Road, as per a report by Luton Today: "We'll see what the right thing is for Joe going forward. He'd done well in League Two, ticked that off, doing well in League One as well, so we'll have to see what the next thing is for him.

"It's too early at the moment, we've got a lot of decisions to make between now and the summer, but of course he's in our thinking for next season as well."

Taylor has been a great addition for Lincoln and has helped in their push for the play-offs.

Latest Stories He has given the Imps something different in attack and has proved his worth in the third tier.

The forward will be keen to test himself at a higher level and Luton have a big decision to make on what to do next with him.

At the moment, the Hatters' focus is on surviving in the Premier League and they are currently sat in the drop zone with Burnley and Sheffield United.

Taylor has been on the books of the Bedfordshire outfit since 2023. Prior to his move there, he spent time at Norwich City, King's Lynn Town and Peterborough United as a youngster.

He has played six times for the Hatters' first-team so far and was given the green light to leave on loan last summer when Colchester United came calling to get some experience under his belt.

Image courtesy of: MATTHEW CHILDS/REUTERS. The Wales youth international went on to play 27 times for the Essex outfit in League Two and found the net on 11 occasions.

Taylor then switched to Lincoln this past winter and has carried on his goal scoring exploits in the league above.

The Imps won 1-0 away at Oxford United last night to boost their top six hopes. They are two points off now with two fixtures left to play.

Skubala's men are back in action this weekend with an away trip to Cheltenham Town.