BARNSLEY have recalled young striker Aiden Marsh from his loan spell at National League outfit York City.
Marsh made seven appearances for the Minstermen after becoming manager Neal Ardley's first signing in September. The Monk Bretton born player, 20, joined on an initial month's loan, which was extended for a second month in late October. Marsh, who came through the academy at Oakwell, signed a new one-year deal with the club in March, with the Reds having the option to extend the contract by another year.
Juan Delgado and Momo Diaby remain sidelined for the lowly Owls, although the latter is progressing well in his rehabilitation following a foot injury which he sustained on his debut against Preston. After wearing a protective boot for a spell, Diaby has started fitness work at Middlewood. Meanwhile, Owls owner Dejphon Chansiri has confirmed that the club will be bringing in a new head of recruitment to replace David Downes, who joined Blackpool in the summer.
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