The Hyundai A-League is a melting pot of cultures, with players from all over the world lacing up their boots to take part in the competition.
Here’s a look at who will be playing their football ‘away from home’ in the 2019/20 campaign.
This list is as of October 17, 1.00pm AEST and only includes players that are on foreign passports and not ones that are originally from overseas that have Australian citizenship.
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Adelaide United
Mirko Boland (Germany) Story
Michael Jakobsen (Denmark) Player Profile, Story
Michaël Maria (Curacao) Story
Kristian Opseth (Norway) Story
Click here to see all of Adelaide United’s transfers for the 2019/20 Season
Brisbane Roar
Tom Aldred (Britain) Story
Aaron Amadi-Holloway (Britain) Story
Macaulay Gillesphey (Britain) Story
Roy O’Donovan (Ireland) Player Profile, Story
Jay O’Shea (Britain) Story
Click here to see all of Brisbane Roar’s transfers for the 2019/20 Season
Central Coast Mariners
Ziggy Gordon (Britain) Story
Kim Eun-sun (Korea Republic) Story
Milan Đurić (Serbia) Story
Michael McGlinchey (New Zealand)
Click here to see all of Central Coast Mariners’ transfers for the 2019/20 Season
Melbourne City
Craig Noone (England) Story
Florin Berenguer (France) Story
Richard Windbichler (Austria) Story
Javier Cabrera (Uruguay) Story
Adrian Luna (Uruguay) Story
Click here to see all of Melbourne City’s transfers for the 2019/20 Season
Melbourne Victory
Ola Toivonen (Sweden) Story
Tim Hoogland (Germany) Story
Kristijan Dobras (Austria) Story
Jakob Poulsen (Denmark) Story
Migjen Basha (Albania) Story
Click here to see all of Melbourne Victory’s transfers for the 2019/20 Season
Newcastle Jets
Matthew Ridenton (New Zealand) Story
Abdiel Arroyo (Panama) Story
Wes Hoolahan (Ireland) Story
Bobby Burns (Northern Ireland) Story
Click here to see all of Newcastle Jets’ transfers for the 2019/20 Season
Perth Glory
Diego Castro (Spain) Story
Bruno Fornaroli (Uruguay) Story
Juande (Spain) Story
Soo-beom Kim (Korea Republic) Story
Gregory Wüthrich (Switzerland) Story
Click here to see all of Perth Glory’s transfers for the 2019/20 Season
Sydney FC
Kosta Barbarouses (New Zealand) Story
Alexander Baumjohann (Germany) Story
Adam Le Fondre (Britain) Player Profile, Story
Milos Ninkovic (Serbia) Player Profile, Story
Click here to see all of Sydney FC’s transfers for the 2019/20 Season
Wellington Phoenix
Steven Taylor (Britain) Story
Ulises Davila (Mexico) Story
David Ball (Britain) Story
Matti Steinmann (Germany) Story
Gary Hooper (England) Story
Click here to see all of Wellington Phoenix’s transfers for the 2019/20 Season
- NOTE: Players with Australian passports are not classified as foreign players for Wellington Phoenix
Western Sydney Wanderers
Daniel Lopar (Switzerland) Story
Radoslaw Majewski (Poland) Story
Pirmin Schwegler (Switzerland) Story
Patrick Ziegler (Germany) Story
Alexander Meier (Germany) Story
Nicolai Muller (Germany) Story
Click here to see all of Western Sydney Wanderers’ transfers for the 2019/20 Season
Western United
Panagiotis Kone (Greece) Player Profile, Story
Filip Kurto (Poland) Story
Alessandro Diamanti (Italy) Story
Dario Jertec (Croatia) Story
Click here to see all of Western United FC’s transfers for the 2019/20 Season
Overseas players are defined by whether or not they hold an Australian passport. They may play international football for a country other than Australia. For Wellington Phoenix an overseas player meets the same criteria, but for New Zealand.
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