Sydney FC boss Ante Juric says Cortnee Vine ought to think about her future fastidiously because the Matildas winger prepares for a possible swansong within the A-League Women.
Vine would be the star attraction in Sunday’s grand closing assembly with Western United at CommBank Stadium after her rise to develop into an everyday beneath Matildas boss Tony Gustavsson.
The lightning-quick winger has the potential to catapult herself onto the worldwide stage at this yr’s World Cup and is more likely to entice abroad curiosity, if she maintains her blistering kind.
But Juric was hopeful that if the gifted 25-year-old did go away his membership, it will be to at least one that may guarantee she maximised her potential.
“She’s out of contract and we are negotiating with her right now and we definitely want to keep her,” Juric mentioned.
“In my view, I think we underestimate this league … if she gets an offer with a big club then I’d tell her to go.
“But if she’s going to a weak membership or a weak nation, then I do not assume she ought to go.
“It’s up to her, I hope she stays with us but I’d love it if she got a half-a-million dollar deal (elsewhere).”
Vine had a troublesome night time in Sydney’s opening finals sport – a 1-0 defeat to Western a fortnight in the past – after selecting up a calf harm on worldwide obligation.
She has shaken off any considerations to assist Sydney get to the grand closing the place they’ve the possibility to proper the wrongs of years passed by.
The Sky Blues have misplaced the previous three deciders and Juric mentioned his staff had a burning want to complete the season with the double.
“You want to win the big game and this is obviously huge,” Juric mentioned.
“We’re proud of getting the premiership but this is something we want to get.
“They’re at an age now the place they’re now not children, these grand closing losses lots of them have been 18 or 19, they’re loads older and that is one we wish to win.”
Western, who entered the competition this year, have troubled Sydney this season with their physical approach and bullied the Sky Blues off the ball in the finals meeting earlier this month.
“We want to indicate those who regardless that we’re skilful and attacking, we have to defend and get up for ourselves,” Juric added.
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