This week's episode updates you on the Socceroos' World Cup preparations, including their choice of the Oakland Roots Soul training facility as their base camp with quotes from Tony Popovic. Tony Vidmar leaves his role as coach of the under-23 men's team, Olyroos, with quotes from his final interview. There is injury news on Mary Fowler, Lewis Miller and Craig Goodwin as their National Team selection hangs in the balance. There are goals galore for our Socceroos hopefuls abroad and some timely returns from a forgotten Matilda and a Socceroo on the injury comeback trail.

Credit to Football Australia for the audio clips of Tony Popovic and Tony Vidmar which feature in this week's episode.

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In this week's episode there is more transfer news, with Jacob Farrell going on loan to the Western Sydney Wanderers and Rhys Bozinovski securing a move to Heracles Almelo. Unfortunately, Matilda's hopeful Sharn Freier is ruled out of the Asian Cup due to an ACL injury. The are also some positives for Matildas and Socceroos hopefuls, such as clean sheets by Morgan Aquino in the USL and Jacob Italiano's return to action in Austria. There is also the usual wrap of our Aussies battling for minutes at the club as they also fight for a spot in the national side, including a debut goal for another Aussie in the Championship.

In a packed episode, this week for The Aussie Football Passport, there are notable transfers including Annalise Rasmussen's record-breaking move to Juventus and Alana Murphy's switch to Nottingham Forest. Arsenal's Women's Champions Cup win, with contributions from Australian players, is celebrated. The episode also discusses red cards, injury returns, and strong performances in the WSL and Championship, amongst other European Leagues. There are plenty of goals and assists, and a surprise clean sheet to bring you in a big week for our Aussies Abroad.

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The latest episode covers an array of international news about Australian football players. From players returning home on loan to those setting off abroad like Kai Trewin, the transfer buzz is in full swing as the deadline approaches. The Socceroos are set for March friendlies against Cameroon and Curacao, crucial fixtures before the FIFA World Cup. The Joeys, meanwhile, thrilled fans with their triumphant tour of the Pacific, finishing it off against the Solomon Islands under 19 side. Listeners learn of Chloe Logazo’s forced early retirement due to a severe injury, highlighting the episode's mix of triumphant returns (e.g. Jackson Irvine) and unfortunate setbacks.

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The latest episode of The Aussie Football Passport covers Kaitlyn Torpey's move to Newcastle United and Nicholas D'Agostino returning home to Brisbane on loan are highlighted among other transfers. The podcast also discusses the upcoming Socceroos matches against China, Curaçao and Cameroon, with attention on injuries hampering the squad. A significant focus is given to the under-23 Asian Cup where Australia saw a dramatic comeback victory against Iraq and a controversial loss to South Korea. The Joeys began their Pacific Island tour against the Fiji U19 side. Injuries to key Socceroos midfielders are a point of concern ahead of the World Cup later this year. All that and more, including an eventful week for Adjin Hrustic, and goals from our player's of the week.

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In this week's episode of The Aussie Football Passport, there are a number of stories to cover. Remy Siemsen continues her Swedish stint with a move to FC Rosengard, while Tom Glover heads to Japan with RB Omiya. Alex Bonetig and Milos Degenek switch clubs, eyeing new challenges and attempting to make the Socceroos World Cup squad. The under 23 men kicked off their Asian Cup campaign with a win over Thailand but a loss to China. Rumours swirl around Nicholas D'Agostino's potential A-League return. Injuries hit key players Harry Souttar and Hayden Matthews, impacting their World Cup hopes, with Australia potentially facing China and Curacao in the March FIFA series.

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As the festive season draws to an end, this episode provides a comprehensive update on Australian players' across international leagues. Significant injuries to key players like Riley McGree and Ryan Strain are lamented, revealing potential impacts on their respective teams. There is also a rundown on club performances of potential Socceroos and Matildas who navigate their careers across Europe, America, and Asia. There are also upcoming junior Socceroos tournaments and friendlies, as well as a wrap of the U18 SBS Cup held in Japan in December.

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In this podcast episode, Alex from The Aussie Football Passport and Scott from the Brisbane Football Review take us through a thrilling year for the Socceroos. They celebrate the Australian team's first automatic World Cup qualification since 2009, highlighting key games against Indonesia, China, Japan, and Saudi Arabia. Both home and away performances are dissected, showcasing Tony Popovic's ability to get results on the road. The hosts also delve into standout individual performances, particularly those of captain Matt Ryan and young midfielder Ryan Teague, while reflecting on significant moments such as Aziz Behich's memorable strike against Japan.

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