Ryan Barnett has joined League One side MK Dons on a season-long deal after Wrexham permitted him to leave on loan late in the summer transfer window. Barnett was seeking more opportunities after being selected less frequently at the Racecourse Ground. Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson stated that Barnett has been a very good player for them but has found opportunities limited, adding that it is important for him to resume playing regularly. Parkinson said there was a lot of interest, though not as much as he had thought there would be, and that MK Dons have acquired a very good player. Barnett's contract is out next summer, although Wrexham has the option to trigger an additional year in his deal. With no new contracts currently being offered, he could become a free agent when his loan spell ends.

Midfielder Ryan Barnett has joined MK Dons on a season-long loan from Wrexham. He is the seventh signing of the summer window for MK Dons manager Paul Warne.

According to 90min, Ryan Barnett is expected to leave this summer. Barnett is a triple-promotion winner, and with the Red Dragons looking to strengthen at wingback, a permanent move is viewed as the best solution for all parties.

Ryan Barnett has signed a new contract with Wrexham, warding off interest from Championship clubs Stoke City and Preston. The club is owned by Hollywood actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, who aim to retain their best players.