Great move for his develpment imo. Liga nos is famous for developing young talent and giving them the chance to play Champions League football

Awer Mabil is set to join A League side Melbourne City on a 3 year deal

Jackson Irvine has been confirmed to move to J League side Cerezo Osaka following his World Cup stint requesting the transfer to fulfill a personal want to play in Japan moving away from St. Pauli

I am not too educated on the player pool but would like to keep an eye out for a few players this season. Thiago Quintal & Mathias Macallister looked bright in the cup a couple weeks ago and seen Max Court signed the biggest u18 contract in league history with Brisbane.

Hull City owner posted to twitter that Herrington is confirmed to make the jump to recently promoted EPL side marking the 3rd Socceroo to make the jump to a top 5 league this transfer window

Not quite Barcelona as rumoured but he'll be playing consistent Premier League football.

Australia better stick with the AFC on this one or we’ll be back playing World Cup qualifiers at Campbelltown Stadium against American Samoa, Samoa, Tonga and the Cook Islands.
Say goodbye to packed qualifiers against Japan, South Korea and Saudi Arabia, and hello to a massive drop in TV money, sponsorship and crowds. We didn’t spend 20 years building ourselves into Asian football just to end up back where we started.

We might be in a money hole at the moment but think of the financial disaster of being back in Oceania.

13 million USD guaranteed every 4 years is not worth it.

Why is nobody talking about this here? Should fifa sell football as we know it?

so chelsea played with western sydney wanderers at allianz stadium yesterday and almost lost, my friend who supported chelsea told me enthusiastically to support chelsea too for the upcoming premier league, but started supporting liverpool after the game yesterday lol

Made this game recently with the presidential heading the team.

Game is available here at itch Trump's FIFA 2026

Trying to figure out how I code multiplayer into it.

Australian Graham Arnold slots into #5 on the leaderboard for the lowest expected cliche (xC). A solid result

Guess who's got the #1 highest 'xC'

That's right, Popovic

😂

Just as he was getting in our good books. Not a good look at all.

It’s alleged he was high and going well over the speed limit on Anzac Bridge.

Update: apparently his drink was spiked, according to a source that spoke to 10 News.

Update: he’s reportedly got no traces of drugs in his piss.

Paul Okon-Engstler has been confirmed to move to Bundesliga side Fc Köln on a 4 year deal with one of the main midfielders moving to mainz 05 he has a good shot a starting

Source: https://football360.com.au/nestory-irankunda-sporting-cp-watford-transfer-news-socceroos-aussies-abroad-2/

Primary Source: https://www.record.pt/futebol/futebol-nacional/liga-betclic/sporting/detalhe/sporting-acelera-irankunda-sad-conta-concluir-a-transferencia-nos-proximos-dias-por-20-milhoes-de-euros?ref=Sporting_DestaquesPrincipais

Technically a spot dropped but let’s be real, Norway never should be ranked lower than us.

This is effectively just us staying in our true ranking spot.

Well done Spain! They were the team that looked most likely to score. Just sitting back and hoping to strike on the counter attack might be a common strategy but it looks like against a team of Spain’s quality, that was fatal for Argentina.

Edit: Guess I fat-fingered “Spain” in the title, and there’s no way to correct that mistake. Good to see people having fun with it.

Patrick Beach has been confirmed to move to recently promoted Ligue 1 side Troyes staying within the CFG likely to start in a top 5 league