Western Sydney Wanderers full-back Gabriel Cleur has re-signed with the Isuzu UTE A-League club.
Cleur, who joined in 2022-23, will remain at the Wanderers until at least the end of the 2025-26 season after penning a contract extension.
The 27-year-old started all 22 of his A-Leagues appearances in 2024-25, scoring once as the Wanderers reached the Elimination Final amid a 12-match unbeaten streak – their best run in 12 years.
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A recipient of the PFA’s Taliadoros Scholarship in 2024, Cleur also spends his time as a wellbeing officer and mental coach for the Blacktown Spartans NPL 2 Boys team.
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“It was a very easy choice for me to stay with the Wanderers. It’s where I grew up and my family is now settled,” said Cleur.
“The club itself has been an important part of my life – the players, the people in the office, the coaching staff and everything.
“So for me, it was a no-brainer. I’m grateful for the Wanderers for the extension for another year.”
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Wanderers head coach Alen Stajcic said: “Gab brings great energy and professionalism to the group.
“He’s been with the Wanderers for a number of seasons now and really understands the culture, values and expectations of this club.
“That time and experience make him a strong influence in the dressing room and a dependable presence on the pitch. He gives everything for the badge every time he plays, and his commitment to the team is clear in the way he trains, prepares, and supports his teammates leading by example at all times.”
