Tag: Luke Brattan
John van’t Schip spoiled for attacking choices at Melbourne City
With names such as Bruno Fornaroli, Tim Cahill, Bruce Kamau, Fernando Brandan, Anthony Caceres, Nicolas Colazo and Nick Fitzgerald to pick from, John van’t...
Melbourne City’s Luke Brattan: We want to be the very best
Melbourne City midfielder Luke Brattan has voiced his club's ambition to become the benchmark in Australian football ahead of tomorrow night's home FFA Cup...
Melbourne City make Fernando Brandan signing official
Melbourne City have officially signed midfielder Fernando Brandan to the A-League on a two-year contract.
A statement released by the club earlier today confirms that...
Pros and cons: Aaron Mooy’s move to Manchester City
Aaron Mooy’s signing with Manchester City created shockwaves, but it has raised questions from some quarters of the Australian football fraternity in the fallout.
After a...
Aaron Mooy signs three year deal with Manchester City
Melbourne City this morning has announced the signing of Luke Brattan on loan from Manchester City and the extension of Anthony Caceres’ loan deal...
Looking Back on Australian Football in 2015
As the door closes on another year, it is important to take a look at 2015 and just how far Australian football has progressed...
Overseas Aussies: Loan recalls and face-offs
For our last update of 2015, we look around Europe as some of the leagues prepare for a winter break.
Luke Brattan – Manchester City...
Overseas Aussies: New managers aplenty
Another eventful week in European football and the Australians (or at least their clubs) were featuring in the headlines of the football world.
Luke Brattan...
Aussies Abroad – Brattan seals City move and Cahill enjoys more...
Outside90’s James Caughlin brings us the biggest updates on Australia's exported football talent.
As the Socceroos prepare for their mid-November double header, hosting Kyrgyzstan in...
Is another poor season in store for Brisbane Roar?
If there has been any consistent theme in 10 years of A-League football, it is the tendency of winning teams to fail to build on successes and...
