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Rest of A-League Transfer (Now with 99% RR - Love your work)

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25 days ago
RR wrote:
 PKB wrote:
 RR wrote:
Brisbane Roar is pleased to announce the signing of South Korean international Nam Tae-hee ahead of the 2026/27 Isuzu UTE A-League Men’s season, with an option to extend a further season.

Western Sydney Wanderers FC are delighted to welcome home hometown hero and Johnny Warren Medallist Nicolas Milanovic, with the fan favourite returning to the Red & Black on a three-year deal.

Central Coast Mariners are pleased to announce the signing of exciting youngster Noah Hooper on a scholarship contract ahead of the Isuzu UTE A-League 2026/27 season. 
Good to see Nick Milanovic get another chance. 

Kinda disappointed he gave up on Scotland so easily.
Well yes. I do think though the A League ought to keep a few outfield players like him so they teams don't rely too much on juniors. 
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17 days ago
RR wrote:
Akol Akon to the MLS?
He doesn't turn 18 until next year. Not sure on rules if sold and loaned back is fine at that age, or an sell the player but player only moves end of the season.
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17 days ago
Bullion wrote:
 RR wrote:
Akol Akon to the MLS? 
He doesn't turn 18 until next year. Not sure on rules if sold and loaned back is fine at that age, or an sell the player but player only moves end of the season.
I would assume its a 'sold & loaned back until he is 18' kinda deal they are looking at doing.

Herrington was sold 6 months before he turned 18.
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13 days ago · edited 13 days ago · History
City teasing a Socceroos level signing tonight.

[Edit: It might be Awer Mabil]
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11 days ago
RR wrote:
Melbourne City FC has secured one of Australian football’s biggest signings in recent years, with experienced Socceroo Awer Mabil returning home after more than a decade in Europe to join the Club on a three-year deal. 
Quite an interesting career. I wonder if he regrets not signing a new deal at midtjylland. Seems like it was on the upward trajectory and then just stuttered after that.
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10 days ago · edited 10 days ago · History
WanderingSheep wrote:
 RR wrote:
Melbourne City FC has secured one of Australian football’s biggest signings in recent years, with experienced Socceroo Awer Mabil returning home after more than a decade in Europe to join the Club on a three-year deal. 
Quite an interesting career. I wonder if he regrets not signing a new deal at midtjylland. Seems like it was on the upward trajectory and then just stuttered after that.
Scored a ripper of a goal against the AWs at Suncorp in 2022. But yeah his European club career never really went anywhere.

FYI - Another of the ex African refugee cohort to have come out of Adelaide, Irankunda has just agreed to a transfer from Watford to Portuguese giants Sporting CP in a deal worth a reported €15 million fixed fee plus add-ons, 
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10 days ago
coochiee wrote:
 WanderingSheep wrote:
 RR wrote:
Melbourne City FC has secured one of Australian football’s biggest signings in recent years, with experienced Socceroo Awer Mabil returning home after more than a decade in Europe to join the Club on a three-year deal. 
Quite an interesting career. I wonder if he regrets not signing a new deal at midtjylland. Seems like it was on the upward trajectory and then just stuttered after that.
Scored a ripper of a goal against the AWs at Suncorp in 2022. But yeah his European club career never really went anywhere.

FYI - Another of the ex African refugee cohort to have come out of Adelaide, Irankunda has just agreed to a transfer from Watford to Portuguese giants Sporting CP in a deal worth a reported €15 million fixed fee plus add-ons, 
I reckon he should've stayed at Watford for one more year. Then the big fish would've come sniffing. A great talent in the making. But reminds me of Singh but doing better. The world is his oyster.
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1 day ago · edited 1 day ago · History
Sydney FC coach Patrick Kisnorbo says he has no control over whether the Sky Blues sell Akol Akon to an overseas club and is only interested in turning the teenage sensation into a “better” player.

Negotiations are continuing between Sydney and an American Major League Soccer outfit over the services of the 17-year-old after an initial seven-figure offer was rejected by the five-time A-League champions.

Akon’s agent Tony Rallis said he was having ongoing discussions with Sky Blues executive vice-chairman Sebastian Gray in the hope of finalising a deal this week.

Should Akon be sold, it’s understood he will be loaned back to Sydney for the 2026-27 season.

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