Barnet have completed their transfer business ahead of their return to the English Football League, with manager Dean Brennan expressing satisfaction with the squad's strength in depth. The Bees won the National League title with 102 points last season, ending a seven-year spell playing non-league. They face Fleetwood Town at The Hive in their first match of the League Two season, having lost on penalties against Newport County in the Carabao Cup on Tuesday. Barnet have made 10 signings this summer, including experienced EFL forward Oliver Hawkins from Gillingham. Dean Brennan told BBC Radio London that the club would not be making any further signings unless injuries occur. The manager is focused on getting the new players up to speed, with some still needing time to adjust. Barnet beat Chesterfield 3-0 in their last EFL game, a rare highlight of a disappointing season that saw them relegated to the National League in May 2018. The players are excited ahead of their League Two bow, with Brennan looking forward to the challenge. The team will recover from their Carabao Cup loss before preparing for the Fleetwood match. Brennan is confident that the squad has the potential to make an impact in League Two, with the new signings bringing a fresh perspective to the team. The Bees' fans will be eager to see how the team performs in their first League Two match, with a win against Fleetwood Town a great way to start the season. The match against Fleetwood will be a tough test for Barnet, but with their new signings and a strong squad, they are ready for the challenge.