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2dJoey Lynch

A-League chief reveals high interest in Mariners

Newly installed A-League chief Steve Rosich won't rule out the prospect of a Canberra men's side or Western United in the 2026-27 season, while interest to purchase the Mariners builds.

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City youngster to keep playing amid racism probe

Melbourne City youngster Medin Memeti will remain available for selection while Football Australia investigates allegations he racially abused Brisbane Roar striker Justin Vidic.

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Western United set to receive financial lifeline

Western United are set to avoid liquidation and keep their hopes of returning to the A-Leagues alive after securing the funds required to pay off a heavy tax debt.

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Rising A-League star embroiled in racism probe

Football Australia is expected to investigate an allegation that Brisbane Roar striker Justin Vidic was racially abused by highly-rated Melbourne City youngster Medin Memeti.

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Ex-Freo boss Rosich named new A-League CEO

Steve Rosich has been tasked with revitalising the A-League after being appointed the Australian Professional League's chief executive.

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Western United given fresh hope in legal bid

Western United has received a legal lifeline and holds out hope of returning to the A-Leagues after reaching an agreement to avoid being wound up by the ATO.

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58dJoey Lynch

A-League players want AFL/NRL-style commission

Disillusioned A-League players would prefer the competition to be run by an AFL or NRL-style independent commission, according to a report released on Thursday by the players' union.