Dan Barlaser, born on the 18th of January 1997 (29 years of age), is a skilful midfielder, currently plying his trade as a central defensive midfielder for Scottish Premiership side Hibernian. This England native stands at 6ft tall (1.84m), sporting a lean stature that tips the scales at 10st 3lb (65kg). He proudly displays the number 22 on his jersey. His current market value is hovering around the figure of £1.5m, as affirmed by Transfermarkt.
Barlaser's professional career embraced its infancy in July 2014 when he joined the ranks of Premier League side Newcastle United as a trainee. In January 2018, he branched out on loan to League Two team Crewe Alexandra, making just one first-team appearance during his initial tenure there.
In August of the same year, another loan move followed, this time to Accrington Stanley, another football club competing in England's League Two. Barlaser continued this trend in July 2019, moving on loan to Rotherham United, a team in England's League One. During his stay there, he accumulated 33 first-team appearances and found the back of the net three times in the 2020 - 2021 season. In the following season, he managed another 28 first team appearances and netted the ball twice.
In October 2020, Barlaser made a permanent switch from Newcastle United to Rotherham United for an undisclosed fee, putting his skills to test in the League One. During the 2020 - 2021 season of his stay, he reprised a regular role featuring in the first team line-up with 33 appearances and three goals. The following season, he graced the pitch in 28 first-team encounters and netted another couple of goals.
Subsequently, in January 2023, a transfer to Championship side Middlesbrough was in the offing, and he made the switch for yet another undisclosed fee. His initial season saw him featuring 11 times in league matches, returning in the following campaign to mark 33 first-team appearances and another 23 in the next, contributing to the scorecard with a goal.
September 2025 had Barlaser trading his surroundings, moving north to Scotland on loan to join the Premiership club, Hibernian. In the current 2025 - 2026 season, he has shown consistent involvement with the club, already marking his presence on the pitch in 24 league matches. His contribution also extends to one appearance apiece as a substitute during Hibernian's fixtures in the League Cup and the Scottish Cup in the 2025 - 2026 season.
