New Western Sydney Wanderers midfielder Chloe Berryhill is hoping a strong start to life at her new club will be enough to see her earn a spot at next year’s AFC Women’s Asian Cup before retiring at the end of the campaign.
The 30-year-old joined the Wanderers on a deal until the end of the 2025-26 Ninja A-League season after leaving Italian side Como 1907.
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Despite only signing for the club at the back end of last week, the 50-time Matildas midfielder still debuted for the Wanderers in Sunday’s loss to the Central Coast Mariners, getting through 67 minutes before being replaced.
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Whilst the midfielder did reveal she was intent on making this season her last in top-flight football when addressing the Wanderers fans after her signing was announced, the 30-year-old expanded on that decision after Sunday’s game.
Check out the full interview with Chloe Berryhill below.
