sevendayweekender – Barnsley have strengthened their defensive options by signing Curacao international Tyrese Noslin from Dutch club Telstar for an undisclosed fee. The 23-year-old defender has agreed a three-year contract at Oakwell, with the League One side holding the option to extend the deal by an additional year.
Noslin arrives after establishing himself in Dutch football and earning international recognition with Curacao. Barnsley believe the young defender has the qualities needed to strengthen the squad as the club prepares for the new League One season.
Barnsley Complete Signing of Tyrese Noslin From Telstar
Noslin joins Barnsley following a successful spell with Telstar, where he developed into a regular performer in the Eredivisie. Although the transfer fee has not been disclosed, the club has secured the defender on a long-term contract running for three years.
The agreement also includes an option for Barnsley to extend the contract by a further 12 months. The structure gives the club flexibility while demonstrating confidence in Noslin’s long-term potential.
The defender has also represented Curacao on the international stage, featuring for his country during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. That experience adds valuable top-level exposure despite his relatively young age.
Barnsley identified Noslin after closely monitoring his performances in the Netherlands. The club believes his development and consistency make him a strong addition to the defensive unit ahead of the upcoming campaign.
His move to Oakwell marks the next step in a career that has progressed steadily through Dutch football. Barnsley hope he can quickly adapt to English football and become an important member of the squad.
Daniel Stendel Praises Defender’s Quality and Ambition
Head coach Daniel Stendel welcomed the signing and explained why the club targeted Noslin during the transfer window. He said the defender’s ability, experience, and mentality matched the profile Barnsley wanted to add.
“He’s a player we’ve watched closely and one who fits exactly what we’re looking for,” Stendel told the club’s official website.
The Barnsley manager highlighted Noslin’s development in Dutch football and his ability to perform consistently in challenging environments.
“Tyrese has had an excellent journey so far. He has worked his way through the Dutch game, gained valuable experience at a high level and shown that he can perform consistently in demanding environments,” Stendel said.
Stendel also praised the defender’s character, describing him as an ambitious player eager to continue improving.
“What stood out to us was not only his quality as a player, but also his mentality. He is ambitious, hungry to improve and eager to take the next step in his career,” he added.
Noslin revealed that Barnsley’s interest played a major role in his decision to move to England. He said the club’s approach made him feel valued from the beginning of negotiations.
“They gave me the feeling that they want me, and they made me feel special,” Noslin said.
“Now I want to prove to them that bringing me here wasn’t a mistake.”
Barnsley will hope Noslin’s experience in the Eredivisie and on the international stage helps strengthen their defense throughout the League One season. The club views the signing as another important step in building a competitive squad capable of challenging during the upcoming campaign.
