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Australian transfers 25-26 Winter

Cunningstunt said:
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I Reckon this team could match our 2010 team. Grella, moore and chipperfield all had their form collapse the year leading up to the cup, though of course we still had kewell and cahill capable of making an impact and holman on the rise
 
All 3 Levante keepers are very inexperienced. Some successful loans but if they're not being played at 23-24 then they're likely to be reserve keepers for most of their career.

Ryan should get the start.
 
The Levante incumbent was loaned out to the Spanish third tier last season by the looks of things so no doubt Ryan walks straight into the team...fitness assumed. As he should, international captain with 100 caps and all.

I think this is a brilliant result considering how long he's been unattached for!! Likely relegation battlers in one of the best leagues in the world, stopping shots from some of the worlds best heading into a World Cup! Ripper!

Let's just hope the goals don't starting leaking in and things turn pear shaped. No idea on the defence in front of him etc
 
priestman transferred too

to motherwell this time

I was surprised he didn't get more time at wsw
 
Aussies Abroad Transfers - Summer 2025

Updated 26 August 2025.

Latest update features moves for Mat Ryan, Marcus Younis, Marco Tilio and Oscar Priestman.

It's crazy how many forwards have made it to or within Europe this transfer period.

I doubt we'll see many interesting moves from now.

This list isn't exhaustive but captures the bigger moves.

Confirmed:

Forwards
• Marco Tilio to SK Rapid Wien - Austria (1)
• Archie Goodwin to Charlotte United - USA (1)
• Antonio Arena to Roma - Italy (1)
• Gabriel Lombardi to Parma - Italy (1)
• Nestory Irankunda to Watford - England (2)
• Anthony Carter to Santa Clara - Portugal (1)
• Adrian Segecic to Portsmouth - England (2)
• Nicolas Milanovic to Aberdeen - Scotland (1)
• Kusini Yengi to Aberdeen - Scotland (1)
• Zac Sapsford to Dundee United - Scotland (1)
• Daniel Arzani to Ferencvarosi - Hungary (1)
• Noah Botic to Austria Wien - Austria (1)

Midfielders
• Oscar Priestman to Motherwell - Scotland (1)
• Marcus Younis to Brondby IF - Denmark (1)
• Keanu Baccus to St Mirren - Scotland (1)
• Ajdin Hrustic to Heracles Almelo - Netherlands (1)
• Jake Hollman to Walsall - England (4)
• Massimo Luongo to Millwall - England (2)
• Josh Nisbet to Roda JC Kerkrade - Netherlands (2)
• Caleb Watts to Plymouth Argyle - England (3)
• Jaylen Pearman to Queens Park Rangers - England (2)
• Ryan Teague to KV Mechelen Belgium (1)
• Rawley St John to St Pauli II - Germany (4)

Defenders
• Lucas Herrington to Colorado Rapids - USA (1)
• Lewis Miller to Blackburn Rovers England (2)
• Jordan Bos to Feyenoord - Netherlands (1)
• Kasey Bos to FSV Mainz 05 - Germany (1)
• Cameron Burgess to Swansea City - England (2)
• Gethin Jones to MK Dons - England (3)
• Kealey Adamson to Queens Park Rangers - England (2)
• Fran Karacic to Hajduk Split - Croatia (1)

Goalkeepers
• Mat Ryan to Levante - Spain (1)
• Nick Surman to Aberdeen - Scotland (1)
• Joe Gauci to Port Vale - England (3)

Rumours:

Forwards
• Apostolos Stamatelopolous to Viking - Norway (1) (Offer rejected by Motherwell)

Defenders
• Dylan Leonard to Celtic - Scotland (1)
• Adriano Lebib to RB Salzburg - Austria (1)

Goalkeepers
• Thomas Glover to Saudi Arabia (1)

A list of some of the more obscure transfers from DDAVIES: Post in thread 'Australian transfers 25-26 Summer' https://greenandgoldfc.com/threads/australian-transfers-25-26-summer.306/post-59938
 
WhatAmIWatching said:
So realistically, we could only cap about three new players per calendar year without upsetting the game style too much (assuming the same manager). Otherwise, much larger changes could actually mean not going very deep into either the WC or Asian Cup.
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I think we could do more than that. In our last squad of 26 players there were 11 with less than 10 caps and 3 on the magical number 10. The 11 included the 2 reserve Keepers and also included 3 with no caps. As has been discussed ad infinitum, giving a couple of players 10 or so minutes at the end of a friendly blends the newbies into the team, and even could have been done against the Saudi's.
 
In addition to the above, according to Wiki, there have been 35 other players who have been called up into squads during the last year, 19 of whom have less than 10 caps. Goes to show how much mid level talent we have, and unfortunately that we don't have (at the moment) anyone standing out of the pack.

I guess I need to temper my questioning of the depth of our coaches searching for talent given that 40 players have been selected for squads this past year with minimal playing time. The beef as some have postulated, is moving from selection to actually running on the pitch.
 
That's probably best for Genreau. Whatever that move was it certainly wasn't for football.
 
JS96 said:
That's probably best for Genreau. Whatever that move was it certainly wasn't for football.
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Probably got 1 sideways move left before he has to go to the a league or something
 
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