Milton Keynes Dons have lost midfielder Connor Lemonheigh-Evans to Northampton Town, who have signed him on a two-year deal. The 29-year-old was released by the Dons following their promotion from League Two last season.
What happened?
Lemonheigh-Evans made 59 appearances for Milton Keynes Dons over two years, but has now joined Northampton Town in search of new challenges. The midfielder was part of the Stockport County side that won promotion to League One in 2023-24.
Why it matters for Milton Keynes Dons
The loss of Lemonheigh-Evans is a significant blow to Milton Keynes Dons, who are currently 2nd in League Two with 86 points from 46 games. They have a recent form of 3W-2D-0L, and are just one point behind leaders Bromley.
What comes next?
Milton Keynes Dons will be looking to strengthen their squad in the transfer window, and may be on the lookout for a replacement for Lemonheigh-Evans. The club's next match is against Fleetwood Town, who they drew with 1-1 on May 2nd. With their recent form, Milton Keynes Dons will be hoping to continue their unbeaten streak and push for promotion.
Lemonheigh-Evans started his career at Bristol City, and also won promotion to the National League with Torquay United in 2019. He has a lot of experience of being successful at this level, and will be looking to bring that success to Northampton Town.
The Cobblers manager, Chris Hogg, has praised Lemonheigh-Evans' experience and ability, saying: "He knows the level really well and has a lot of experience of being successful at this level. He knows what it takes and that can be very important."
Milton Keynes Dons are currently 2nd in League Two with 86 points from 46 games, and have a recent form of 3W-2D-0L. They are just one point behind leaders Bromley, and will be looking to continue their unbeaten streak and push for promotion. With their recent form, they will be hoping to bring home a win against Fleetwood Town in their next match.
