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The club are still in talks with...forward Joel Chianese...whose contracts expire at the end of the month.
The management has relied on him [Chianese] and he has been retained this season.
Οι «Αργοναύτες» ανακοίνωσαν την απόκτηση του Ντάνιελ Μπούμαν... του που έμεινε ελεύθερος το καλοκαίρι από τη Σέντρα Κόουστ [The "Argonauts" announced the acquisition of Daniel Bouman... who was released in the summer from the Central Coast]
Sydney FC attacker Alexander Baumjohann has farewelled the A-League club, via posts on Twitter and Instagram. Baumjohann departs the Sky Blues after two seasons at Sydney, where he won the 2019-20 A-League premiership-championship double.
United have also secured the services of former A-League goalkeeper of the year Jamie Young following his departure from Brisbane Roar.
...along with local defenders Mason Tatafu and Shane Salmon in front of Speel in net.
Holger Maaloe and Ryan Carmichael assisted freshman defender Mason Tatafu on the first goal of his collegiate career.
Along with Mallia, the club has also recruited former Western Sydney Wanderers NPL young gun Jake Trew and former Central Coast Mariners ace marksman Jordan Smylie in what is a huge acquisition for the club.
Olympic will have recent signings Jackson Burston, Jarrod Dodds, Marcus Duncan and former Mariners keeper Adam Pearce.
...while Matt Cahill,... only further challenged the 2019 NPL NSW Men's Champions quest...
Nathan, meanwhile, is currently uncontracted with the Reds, but still training with them as he recovers from an ACL tear.
Ivan Kelava and current NPL Victoria goalkeeper Marko Bulic will be joined by Jerrard Tyson who has signed with the club on an injury-replacement contract.
Young, son of former Glory striker Stuart Young, has been training with the squad in Sydney and has signed until the end of the season.
Broadmeadow Magic goalkeeper Nate Cavalieré has signed on a one-match deal for tonight due to the amount of COVID Cases we've experienced!
Two goalkeepers down, Papas revealed he had defender Riley Warland earmarked as the back-up shot stopper until the club signed Broadmeadow Magic custodian Nate Cavaliere a few hours before the game.