Former Carlisle United goalkeeper Paul Farman is among the players leaving Barrow at the end of the season.
The experienced No1 has been released by the south Cumbrian club following the 2024/25 campaign.
Farman is among eight players let go by the Bluebirds at the end of their contracts.
It brings an end to a four-year spell at Holker Street for the 35-year-old, who joined Barrow from Carlisle in 2021.
He made 179 appearances for Barrow, including 33 last season before losing his place to Wyll Stanway.
Other players released by Barrow after their 16th-placed finish in League Two are Sam Barnes, Ged Garner, Charlie Kirk, Mazeed Ogungbo, Dom Telford, Junior Tiensia and Theo Vassell.
In a statement, boss Andy Whing said: “I would like to place on record my thanks to all of the players for their contributions since I’ve been at the football club.
“It’s always the toughest part of the job to have to see players leave, especially when they’ve done so well for the football club, and we'd all like to wish them well in the future and for their respective careers."
Former Lincoln City keeper Farman made 45 appearances for Carlisle in the 2020/21 season under Chris Beech.
Another experienced ex-Blues player is on the move, meanwhile.
Defender Gethin Jones has been released by Bolton Wanderers after their League One campaign.
The Australia international, 29, has spent the last five years with the Trotters, making 188 appearances.
He is joined by Ricardo Santos, Nathan Baxter and Joel Coleman in leaving Bolton, who are managed by former Carlisle loan midfielder Steven Schumacher.
Former Everton, Fleetwood Town and Mansfield Town man Jones was with United in the 2019/20 season, making 36 appearances for the Cumbrians under managers Steven Pressley and Chris Beech.
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