Cameron McGeehan: Barnsley re-sign midfielder from Northampton

McGeehan spent three years at Oostende in Belgium, one at Colchester and two at Northampton after leaving Barnsley

Cameron McGeehan has returned to Barnsley from Northampton Town to be reunited with promotion-winning head coach Daniel Stendel.

The midfielder had a previous three-year spell at Oakwell from 2017 and was a key part of Stendel's side which amassed a club record 91 points to win promotion to the Championship in 2019.

The 31-year-old, who has one Northern Ireland cap, has signed a one-year deal on his return, with the club holding the option of another season.

McGeehan had a fine campaign with Northampton last season, scoring seven goals in his 39 appearances.

He told the Barnsley website, external: "It's a great feeling to be back. As soon as you come in, it feels a little bit like home again. I had some really positive conversations with the head coach and he was really keen to bring me back and use my experience here, so I was delighted to make it happen.

"I feel like there's some unfinished business, and I'm still really hungry to succeed."

Stendel said: "He's a player I know extremely well and someone who understands exactly how I want my teams to play."