Davy van den Berg will spend the rest of the season on loan at Luton Town, which has secured an option to buy. On English Deadline Day, Luton Town's interest in Van den Berg became concrete; he had already stopped training with Utrecht on Monday. Technical director Jordy Zuidam stated that Davy has had significant misfortune with many injuries this season and is now at a stage where he needs to play frequently. Zuidam added that the competition in midfield is strong and Luton Town FC is a good opportunity for Davy to get playing minutes again. The club wishes him much success in England and will closely monitor his development.

According to ESPN, 25-year-old midfielder Davy van den Berg will be loaned to Luton Town. The transfer is contingent on a successful medical examination. It is stated that Van den Berg was not frequently part of trainer Ron Jans' plans this season. Luton is currently ranked seventh in League One.

Luton Town, a League One club, is interested in FC Utrecht's Dutch midfielder Davy van den Berg. The 25-year-old has reportedly attracted Luton's interest due to his secondary role at the club, where he has made few appearances this season. The English club, which played in the Premier League two years ago, is said to be pursuing a loan deal and intends to take action on Monday. It is not stated whether a purchase option will be part of the potential agreement. Van den Berg, who joined Utrecht in July 2025 and is under contract until June 2028, has made 5 appearances and scored 1 goal in the Eredivisie this season. The former Netherlands U19 international has a current market value of €1.50m, according to Transfermarkt.