Western Sydney Wanderers are one of the most passionate and successful clubs in A-League football, known for their dedicated fan base and strong squad. Featuring a mix of homegrown Australian stars and elite international talent, Western Sydney Wanderers players compete at the highest level in both the A-League Men and A-League Women. With a history of championship victories and a commitment to excellence, the Wanderers continue to be a dominant force in Australian football.
See the players in the men’s & women’s squads below.
Western Sydney Wanderers
men’s squad
Western Sydney Wanderers’ men’s team has been a formidable force in the A-League since its inception in 2012, consistently showcasing attacking football, resilience, and a commitment to developing Australian talent. The club has a proud history of championship success, thrilling finals appearances, and producing top-tier players who have gone on to represent the Socceroos on the international stage.
Western Sydney Wanderers FC Men’s Squad 2024/25
| Player Name | Number | Position |
|---|---|---|
| Lawrence Thomas | 1 | Goalkeeper |
| Jordan Holmes | 30 | Goalkeeper |
| Taiga Harper | 40 | Goalkeeper |
| Tristan Prendergast | 35 | Goalkeeper |
| Gabriel Cléùr | 2 | Defender |
| Alex Gersbach | 3 | Defender |
| Alex Bonetig | 4 | Defender |
| Jeong Tae-wook | 8 | Defender |
| Joshua Laws | 13 | Defender |
| Jack Clisby | 19 | Defender |
| Anthony Pantazopoulos | 22 | Defender |
| Aidan Simmons | 31 | Defender |
| Jesse Cameron | 33 | Defender |
| Nathan Barrie | 44 | Defender |
| Juan Mata | 64 | Midfielder |
| Dean Pelekanos | 13 | Midfielder |
| Bozhidar Kraev | 23 | Midfielder |
| Oscar Priestman | 18 | Midfielder |
| Dylan Scicluna | 5 | Midfielder |
| Mohamed Al Taay | 6 | Midfielder |
| Alexander Badolato | 10 | Midfielder |
| Zachary Sapsford | 7 | Midfielder |
| James Temelkovski | 27 | Midfielder |
| Marcus Antonsson | 9 | Forward |
| Aydan Hammond | 21 | Forward |
| Brandon Borrello | 26 | Forward |
| Nicolas Milanovic | 14 | Forward |
Western Sydney Wanderers
women’s squad
Western Sydney Wanderers’ women’s team has been a strong contender in the Liberty A-League Women since joining the competition. With a commitment to developing homegrown talent, the team has built a competitive squad featuring emerging Australian stars and experienced internationals. The Wanderers continue to challenge the league’s best, showcasing skill, resilience, and a dedication to success on the national stage.
Western Sydney Wanderers 2024/2025 Women’s Squad
| Player | Number | Position |
|---|---|---|
| Aimee Hall | 18 | Goalkeeper |
| Shamiran Khamis | 20 | Goalkeeper |
| Keeley Segavcic | 31 | Goalkeeper |
| Paige Hayward | 2 | Defender |
| Gemma Ferris | 3 | Defender |
| Madison McComasky | 4 | Defender |
| Milly Bennett | 5 | Defender |
| Danika Matos | 11 | Defender |
| Amy Barker | 21 | Defender |
| Maya Lobo | 23 | Defender |
| Amy Chessari | 6 | Midfielder |
| Amy Harrison | 7 | Midfielder |
| Olivia Price | 8 | Midfielder |
| Sienna Saveska | 10 | Midfielder |
| Bronte Trew | 12 | Midfielder |
| Talia Kapetanellis | 13 | Midfielder |
| Ella Buchanan | 14 | Midfielder |
| Amelia Cassar | 17 | Midfielder |
| Talia Younis | 19 | Midfielder |
| Brooklyn Hudson | 22 | Midfielder |
| Aya Seino | 24 | Midfielder |
| Siena Aaliyah Arrarte | 26 | Midfielder |
| Ena Harada | 37 | Midfielder |
| Cushla Rue | 15 | Forward |
| Sophie Harding | 9 | Forward |
| Anika Stajcic | 16 | Forward |
| Holly Caspers | 25 | Forward |
| Olivia Vanderlaan | 27 | Forward |
