Melbourne Victory have signed New Zealander Zoe McMeeken for the Ninja A-League 2025-26 season.
McMeeken – a New Zealand age-group international – has already amassed 55 A-Leagues appearances by the age of 21 as she arrives at last season’s Grand Finalists after leaving Wellington Phoenix.
The 21-year-old full-back, who is capable of playing on either flank, primarily featured on the right last season – deployed in an attacking full-back role, having featured the Junior Football Ferns at two FIFA Under-20 Women’s World Cups.
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“Melbourne Victory has always been a team I’ve admired and respected, so I am thankful for the opportunity to join the club,” she said.
“Moving to Melbourne was a no-brainer for me once I heard of the opportunity. I was born in Melbourne, for me it’s a homecoming opportunity, I look forward to making the most of this move.”
McMeeken joins Taylor Ray, Kennedy White, Sienna Saveska, Chelsea Blissett, Jessica Young, Sienna Techera, Fiorina Iaria, Payton Woodward, Chloe McKenzie and Rhianna Pollicina as Victory’s new signings.
Victory have also re-signed Alana Jancevski, Sofia Sakalis, Holly Furphy, Courtney Newbon, Rachel Lowe, Nicki Flannery, Laura Pickett and Ella O’Grady after farewelling Emily Gielnik, Alex Chidiac, Alana Murphy, Sara D’Appolonia, Lydia Williams (retired), Ellie Wilson, Paige Zois, Ava Briedis and Geo Candy.
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“We are excited to bring Zoe to the Club and are happy to welcome her on board for the season ahead,” said head coach Jeff Hopkins.
“She is a player we have admired for a while and feel can add even more quality to the squad in our pursuit to lift silverware in 2025-26.”
