Barnsley’s summer signing from Burnley is permitted to go on loan

Farsley Celtic, a non-league team, has announced that defender Nathan Tunchatchawan James has been loaned from Barnsley.

Barnsley made a late move to sign the center defender after he was at Burnley throughout the summer. He can now temporarily leave through the exit door thanks to League One’s permission.

James, who is 19 years old, is excited to gain a lot of experience in the National League North. Former Football League striker Clayton Donaldon is the manager of his new team.

Pav Singh, their director of football, stated: “I’m happy to have added Nathan to bolster our defensive line. He is a cool-headed center defender who will significantly strengthen our defense.

Barnsley loan exit

After a good trial period in mid-July, Barnsley made the decision to offer James a contract. Since then, he has become a member of the club’s U21 team, which is coached by Bobby Hassell and Tom Harban.

The Tykes will view him as a player of the future and will be hoping that over the next several weeks, he can continue to grow at the sixth tier with lots of playing time.

granted the plethora of options available to him in his position, James has even granted himself permission to depart, knowing full well that his chances of breaking into Neill Collins’ senior team are now remote.

The man from Coventry is qualified to play for both Thailand and England; he has also played for Thailand at the U19 level.

He was registered at the academy of Leicester City before to joining Burnley in 2021. After spending two years at Turf Moor, the potential became a free agent and was signed by Barnsley. The Clarets had to make the difficult choice not to renew the prospect’s contract at the end of June.

Collins’ team is currently playing well; last night, they defeated Shrewsbury Town 3-0 thanks to goals from Herbie Kane, Callum Styles, and Devante Cole.