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Read the full story here: #OneGlory /X6ASqaPBPT- Perth Glory FC November 25, 2021 The legendary Matildas forward and proud Perth local has signed up for a third spell in the famous purple. "A winning mentality never dies and that’s why I’m committed to doing everything I can to bring a first ever championship to my hometown club." "I’m focused on being a good influence on the young players and helping bring the best out of them that was a real game-changer for me.
"I started my career here and now I want to give back to the family, friends and fans who have supported me all the way along my football journey. "Alex has put no pressure or expectation on me just for me to fall in love with the game again. "Alex Epakis has created a safe, supportive environment and Tony Sage showed me great respect by going out of his way to meet me in person, which I really appreciated and am grateful for. "I only very recently decided to get back on board," she said. The 37-year-old won the championship with Melbourne Victory last season and is hopeful of delivering some silverware to a club close to her heart. Matildas veteran Lisa De Vanna has committed to another season in the A-League Women after signing for Perth Glory. Holman, who spent one season in the Premier League with Aston Villa, played two campaigns for the Roar as he ended his playing career in Australia.
The Sydney Morning Herald reports that the 37-year-old alleges the Roar only paid him a portion of the insurance money he was entitled to after he hurt his knee in 2018.īrisbane are claiming a contractual salary change means Holman was paid out correctly with a decision on the case expected in the coming days. November 26 - Ex-Socceroo Brett Holman battling Brisbane Roar in courtįormer Socceroo Brett Holman is chasing Brisbane Roar for $170,000 in an insurance claim relating to a career-ending injury. Marinos have ultimately decided to renew Muscat's contract for next season with nothing less than silverware expected from him moving forward. While 13 points shy of runaway champions Kawasaki Frontale, Muscat's side have wrapped up second spot with one game remaining this season. Muscat was brought in to replace Ange Postecoglou mid-season, but despite some promising results was unable to guide Marinos to a J-League title. November 28 - Kevin Muscat secures contract extension despite J-League disappointmentĪustralian coach Kevin Muscat has been handed a further year in charge of Japanese club Yokohama F.Marinos, reports Yahoo Japan. Sporting News rounds up all the transfer tidbits, rumours and news surrounding Australia's domestic competition, national team players and more.
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