FORMER DROGHEDA UNITED player Will Hondermarck has signed a new two-year contract with League One side Barnsley.
The Irish youth international joined the Reds in September 2021, making ten appearances during the 2021/22 campaign, when Barnsley were relegated from the Championship.
Born in France, Hondermarck moved to Dublin with his family as a child and made his debut for Drogheda United in the League of Ireland First Division at the age of 17.
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He transferred to Norwich in 2019 and enjoyed a loan spell with League Two side Harrogate Town. He was released by Norwich last summer and then joined Barnsley after impressing during a trial with the Yorkshire club’s U23 team.
Chief Executive Officer of Barnsley Football Club, Khaled El-Ahmad said: “We are happy that Will has decided to continue his future here at Oakwell.”
“I’m delighted,” said Hondermarck.
“It’s been in talks for a while now, last season was obviously my breakout season with the first team. Getting it over the line now and being able to have that security is a big thing for me.”
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Ex-Drogheda player signs new two-year contract with Barnsley
FORMER DROGHEDA UNITED player Will Hondermarck has signed a new two-year contract with League One side Barnsley.
The Irish youth international joined the Reds in September 2021, making ten appearances during the 2021/22 campaign, when Barnsley were relegated from the Championship.
Born in France, Hondermarck moved to Dublin with his family as a child and made his debut for Drogheda United in the League of Ireland First Division at the age of 17.
He transferred to Norwich in 2019 and enjoyed a loan spell with League Two side Harrogate Town. He was released by Norwich last summer and then joined Barnsley after impressing during a trial with the Yorkshire club’s U23 team.
Chief Executive Officer of Barnsley Football Club, Khaled El-Ahmad said: “We are happy that Will has decided to continue his future here at Oakwell.”
“I’m delighted,” said Hondermarck.
“It’s been in talks for a while now, last season was obviously my breakout season with the first team. Getting it over the line now and being able to have that security is a big thing for me.”
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