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‘Thanks for everything’: Fans say goodbye to reported £17m Everton and Leeds target Daryl Dike burned brightly, brilliantly and all-too briefly at Barnsley.  Five months, 22 games, nine goals. The American was a sensation in South Yorkshire but, following Saturday’s play-off semi-final defeat to Swansea City, it seems the time has come to say goodbye.  The Remarkable Truth Behind This Viral Photograph BridTV 785203 13872 Dike’s parent club, Orlando City, are demanding an eye-watering £17 million for a striker born in Oklahoma but made at Oakwell.  Even if Barnsley had gone up, se...

× MOMENT OF THE SEASON The appointment of Valerien Ismael Ismael was in his kitchen in Munich in October with his wife, mulling over various job offers that they were not particularly convinced by. Then he received a message to tell him that Barnsley were interested in making him their new head coach and the couple instantly agreed it would be the right move. After wowing the Barnsley board over zoom, he flew to the UK on October 23, watched the Reds draw 1-1 at Millwall under caretaker Adam Murray the next day then, the day after, went to Oakwell for the first time to take...

Photo by Robbie Jay Barratt - AMA/Getty Images Orlando City SCannounced that Daryl Dike will “remain on loan through the end of the EFL Championship Playoffs” after reaching an agreement with Barnsley FC. The loan was originally until May 31 st, but the MLS club had a recall option. According to Jeff Carlisle of ESPN, an undisclosed fee was paid to keep the striker in England. Prior to the announcement, Barnsley remained firm on Dike staying through the playoffs. “We have extension through the end of the season, no matter what the day is,” said club CEO Dane Murphy. “Our original ...

Barnsley have sold more than 5,000 season tickets for next season while they are hoping that several thousand fans will be able to attend the play-offs if...

× Barnsley are preparing different transfer targets for whether they are in the Championship or Premier League next season, says chief executive Dane Murphy. The Reds are currently in the play-off places, with 11 games remaining in the season, which is the highest they have been at this stage of a campaign since 2000. Although he is reluctant to discuss a promotion challenge, Murphy admits the Reds have to start planning for if they reach the top flight for the first time in 23 years. Murphy told the Chronicle: “I am not using the P-words that a lot of people might be usi...