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Australian transfers 26-27 Summer

Quicky said:
Maybe it's Okon.
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It might be two different Okons!

By the next World Cup Gianluca will be 21, and if he continues his current trajectory and opts for Australia he could well be starting for us. Nicoll-Jazuli will be 20 as well and might be worth a look.

Throw in Robertson, and I haven’t been this excited about our youth prospects in my whole life of properly watching Australian football.

We also won’t know who might emerge in the next four years. There’s very few debutants in this World Cup that I would have had earmarked in 2022. Maybe Circati and probably Volpato?
 
Toebash said:
We also won’t know who might emerge in the next four years. There’s very few debutants in this World Cup that I would have had earmarked in 2022. Maybe Circati and probably Volpato?
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Alessandro Circati definitely and both Nestory Irankunda and Mo Toure will continue to be making waves, as will Patrick Beach.
 
Toebash said:
It might be two different Okons!

By the next World Cup Gianluca will be 21, and if he continues his current trajectory and opts for Australia he could well be starting for us. Nicoll-Jazuli will be 20 as well and might be worth a look.

Throw in Robertson, and I haven’t been this excited about our youth prospects in my whole life of properly watching Australian football.

We also won’t know who might emerge in the next four years. There’s very few debutants in this World Cup that I would have had earmarked in 2022. Maybe Circati and probably Volpato?
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Who is Nicoll-Jazuli? have you seen him play?
 
rebelliousfeminist974 said:
Mahdi Nicoll-Jazuli is the promising Australian dual international youth prospect who plys his trade in the Chelsea farm system.
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He’s also got a fair few youth caps for England. Born in Sydney with Sudanese and Australian heritage (like the Yengis) but moved to London quite young.

I haven’t seen him play but I’ve read a bit about him and he’s highly regarded.
 
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