Tom Flanagan has left the Dons after both mutually agreed to part ways.
A former captain of the Dons’ Under-18s side, Flanagan progressed through the Academy set-up at stadiummk, making his debut as an 18-year-old in February 2010.
His real first-team breakthrough came during the 2011/12 campaign when he featured 25 times and helped Karl Robinson’s side reach the League 1 play-offs for the second successive season.
He also scored three goals, including two stunning efforts against Notts County and Colchester United.
After a season out on loan, Flanagan returned to the first-team fold in 2013/14 and made eight appearances.
The ex-Northern Ireland Under-21 international appeared nine times during last season’s promotion-winning campaign, playing his part in keeping four clean sheets.
The Club would like to thank Tom for his long-standing contribution and commitment during his time in Milton Keynes and wish him every success for the future.
His real first-team breakthrough came during the 2011/12 campaign when he featured 25 times and helped Karl Robinson’s side reach the League 1 play-offs for the second successive season.
He also scored three goals, including two stunning efforts against Notts County and Colchester United.
After a season out on loan, Flanagan returned to the first-team fold in 2013/14 and made eight appearances.
The ex-Northern Ireland Under-21 international appeared nine times during last season’s promotion-winning campaign, playing his part in keeping four clean sheets.
The Club would like to thank Tom for his long-standing contribution and commitment during his time in Milton Keynes and wish him every success for the future.
