After main the Philippine girls’s soccer workforce for the previous 21 months, Alen Stajcic will now name the photographs for Perth Glory in Australia’s top-tier A-League for males’s soccer.
Perth formally named Stajcic its new head coach on Thursday because the 49-year-old Australian tactician will return to his homeland.
“I vividly recall the late 90s and early 2000s when Perth Glory revolutionised the National League with its connection to the city, its level of support and a team that was leading the way on the pitch,” Stajcic mentioned in an announcement.
“I consider an unimaginable alternative now exists to re-establish Glory as one of many giants of Australian soccer and that imaginative and prescient is one shared by everybody on the membership.”
Perth finished ninth in the 2022-2023 season, racking up seven wins and eight losses. The club hasn’t won a championship in the A-League, but Perth CEO Anthony Radich believes that Stajcic’s arrival will make a huge difference.
“I am highly delighted and proud on behalf of our Members and supporters that we have been able to secure Alen as the new Head Coach of Perth Glory Football Club,” Radich said.
“He is someone who possesses all the attributes required to take this club forward both on and off the field and is the high-calibre appointment that Perth Glory needs and deserves.”
Under Stajcic, the Filipinas reached the FIFA Women’s World Cup for the primary ever in historical past and was even in a position to upset co-host New Zealand earlier than they in the end bow out of competition with a loss to Norway.
Just days after their World Cup stint, Filipinas workforce supervisor Jeff Cheng introduced that Stajcic’s contract has expired and will not renew a contemporary pact to discover different choices.
—Bea Micaller/JKC, GMA Integrated News
Source: www.gmanetwork.com
