Dion Conroy: Swindon Town captain among four players released
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Dion Conroy's final appearance for Swindon came in the play-off semi-final against Port Vale, which the Robins lost on penalties
Swindon have released captain Dion Conroy after five-and-a-half years at the League Two club.
The defender made 123 appearances for the Robins, the last of them in their play-off semi-final penalty shoot-out defeat by Port Vale.
Also departing are midfielders Ryan East and Jayden Mitchell-Lawson and goalkeeper Emmanuel Idem.
"We would like to place on record our immense thanks to Dion Conroy," the club said in a statement.
"He showed tremendous courage in overcoming a series of serious injuries. We wish Dion all the very best for the future after years of loyal service."
Swindon are discussing a new contract with full-back Rob Hunt while they have triggered a year's option on midfielder Mohammad Dabre.
Goalkeeper Jojo Wollacott, defensive trio Mandela Egbo, Akin Odimayo and Mathieu Baudry, midfielder Jack Payne and young forward Harry Parsons have all been offered contracts.