Dominik Frieser has departed Oakwell by mutual consent.
The forward arrived in South Yorkshire from Austrian Bundesliga outfit, LASK Linz, in August 2020.
Dominik played a significant role in the 20/21 Sky Bet Championship campaign, featuring in 43 games, including the Play-Off semi-final first leg against Swansea City. Playing in a wide position, be it on the left or right flank, or centrally up front, Frieser’s attitude and commitment to the cause could never be questioned.
However, playing time has been limited under new head coach Poya Asbaghi and the Club has allowed the Austrian to seek a new opportunity closer to home.
Khaled El-Ahmad added: “Dominik has been a consummate professional during his time at Oakwell. As a player, he will be remembered as someone who gave everything from the first minute to the last and I would like to thank him for his efforts.
“All at Oakwell wish Dominik and his family the best for the remainder of his career and he will always be welcome back at the Club.”
Speaking on his departure, Dominik Frieser added: “I want to thank all Barnsley supporters for their support over the last 18 months. Since arriving in England, you have made this experience one that neither me or my family will ever forget.
“I hope that you could see that I always gave 100% in every game for you and the Club and I enjoyed every minute I played in a Red shirt. I will always hold Barnsley FC close to my heart and I am sure I will see you all again in the near future.”
All at Oakwell would like to thank Dominik for his commitment whilst at Barnsley FC and wish him all the very best in his future endeavours.
