The Aussie Football Passport

In this episode of the Aussie Football Passport, the focus is on transfers, friendly matches, and players' performances for their club sides, particularly for the men. Highlights of this episode include Noah Botic's move to Austria and Kealey Adamson's transfer to QPR. We also cover transfer rumours such as Maty Ryan's potential move to Fulham or FC Copenhagen. We wrap up the Matildas, who recently played two friendly games against Slovenia under new coach Joe Montemurro, showcasing an attacking style. The episode wraps up with updates on Australian men's performance in leagues across Japan, USA, and Finland.

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Episode 7 of The Aussie Football Passport podcast updates listeners on recent transfer news, including Adrian Segecic's move to Portsmouth, now dubbed 'Little Australia' as they have four Australians, or potentially five with the club also looking at Alexander Robertson. Jaylan Pearman joins QPR from Perth Glory, while Anthony Carter moves to Santa Clara in Portugal. The episode also covers Matilda's news, with a new 33-player squad selected by coach Joe Montemurro, featuring many returning faces and prospects, such as Chloe Berryhill (Logarzo) and Alex Chidiac. The Socceroos have announced matches against New Zealand in the September international window as...

The latest episode of the Aussie Football Passport podcast dives into the latest in the world of Australian footballers playing abroad. The Socceroos have sensationally qualified for their sixth consecutive World Cup, defeating Saudi Arabia 2-1. We've also got the latest transfer news, including Kasey Bos' move to the Bundesliga and Cameron Burgess' switch to Swansea City. Daniel Arzani is set to restart his European career in Hungary. Meanwhile, Nectar Triantis is drawing interest from clubs in both the MLS and the UK. In women's football, Courtney Vine is making waves in the USA, scoring in North Carolina Courage's...

In this week's episode of Aussie Football Passport, we dive into key updates on Australian players showcasing their talent overseas. Headlines include the shocking dismissal of coach Ange Postecoglou by Tottenham despite winning the Europa League. We explore key transfers, including Joshua Nisbett’s move to the Dutch second division and possible overseas ventures for Daniel Arzani and Kasey Bos. On the international front, the Socceroos are on the brink of qualifying for the next World Cup after a thrilling win against Japan. Additionally, the Matildas’ compelling performance against Argentina has highlighted promising new talents within the squad.

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In this week's episode of Aussie Football Passport, host Alex delves into the international scene, highlighting the confirmed appointments and squad updates for both the Socceroos and Matildas. Joe Montemurro is officially announced as the new coach for the Matildas. The episode also covers the Australian junior sides as they prepare for upcoming tournaments, with high hopes for emerging talents like Marcus Neill, son of the famous Lucas Neill. There is also a wrap of the men playing their club careers abroad as the women's game is on an international break. There is plenty to be excited by in this week's episode!

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In the latest episode of the Aussie Football Passport podcast, host Alex delves into the thrilling performances of Australian footballers on the international stage. Highlights include the Arsenal Ladies' stunning victory in the Women's Champions League, with Matildas stars playing crucial roles. Meanwhile, in the men's game, Ange Postecoglou's Tottenham clinched the Europa League, marking a historic achievement for Australian coaching. Transfers and international call-ups feature prominently, including Jaylan Pearman's move to QPR and new under-23 selections for the Asian Cup qualifiers. Join us as we wrap up the week's action-packed events in global football for our Aussie's abroad.

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In this episode of Aussie Football Passport, host Alex covers the latest highlights of Aussie footballers abroad. Nicholas Milanovic's transfer to Aberdeen and first Socceroos call-up lead the headlines. European campaigns see both victory and disappointment; Daniela Galic's FC Twente wins a historic Treble, while Winona Heatley faces heartbreak in the Danish Cup. Key national team announcements bring Amy Sayer's Matildas return and Socceroos squad surprises, including Riley McGree's call-up. Follow along for comprehensive wraps of Aussie performances, from domestic clubs to international duties, highlighting shining careers and club seasons worldwide.

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In the debut episode of 'Aussie Football Passport,' host Alex takes listeners on an exciting journey through the performances and developments of Australian footballers playing overseas. The episode highlights key players such as Mackenzie Arnold, Tegan Micah, and Martin Boyle, who are making significant impacts at their respective clubs. Injuries, transfers, and standout performances are discussed, with a focus on how these elements could influence upcoming international squad selections for the Matildas and Socceroos. Jada Whyman and Martin Boyle have been named Players of the Week, recognised for their exceptional contributions on the field.

Join Alex Chisholm each week on the Aussie Football Passport podcast as he guides you through the careers of Australian footballers playing abroad. Learn about their standout moments, including goals, assists, and clean sheets, and find out who might be selected for the Socceroos or Matildas. Alex, a passionate fan and regular guest on the Brisbane Football Review, aims to provide updates of Aussie footballers playing overseas. Dive into segments like the Headlines, Weekly Wrap, and Transfer Zone, and enjoy Alex's insights and opinions on the national team selections. Don’t miss out on this exciting football journey!