First summer signing pays tribute to his former club after joining MK Dons

The defender will come up against his former club again next season

Charlie Goode bid farewell to former club Stevenage in a social media post after his move to MK Dons was confirmed.

The 30-year-old completed his switch to MK1 on Friday after two years at the Lamex Stadium. From centre-back, Goode helped Alex Revell’s side to having the second-best defensive record in League One last season, missing out on promotion after losing to Stockport County in the play-off semi-finals.

With his contract up at the end of the season, he agreed a move to Stadium MK for next season, leaving behind former Dons Jordan Houghton, Louis Thompson and Dan Kemp who remain in the Boro ranks.

Writing on Instagram, he thanked his former club for the last two years.

“Thank you, Boro fans,” he said. “I’ve absolutely loved the last two years here. This club has helped me enjoy my football again, and I’ll always be grateful for that.

“A huge thank you to the manager, staff, and the incredible dressing room. It’s been a pleasure.

“And most importantly, thank you to the fans for supporting me and backing me throughout. I wish you all nothing but the best.”

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