All Vine has to do is say ‘yes’ to one of many many golf equipment itching for her signature.
Vine and Clare Hunt (Western Sydney Wanderers FC) are the one gamers within the World Cup squad taking part in within the Australian home league – all 21 different stars are contemporary off seasons abroad in England, Europe or America.
The 25-year-old is but to re-sign with Sydney FC for the 2024 season – with the membership and Vine in “discussions” over her future.
It isn’t any secret the W-League has an extended strategy to go earlier than it matches it with what the massive abroad golf equipment can supply by way of amenities, coaching, sport stress, competitors and even their supporter base.
Vine has simply gained her third premiership in a row with Sydney FC – she joined after stints at Western Sydney Wanderers, Newcastle Jets and Brisbane Roar.
Before she joined the Sky Blues, Vine had thought-about retiring – giving up the game for good – as a result of lack of development and a path ahead.
But an opportunity to play underneath Ante Juric and with gamers she had grown up with gave her a brand new discovered ardour.
Vine stated she had acquired provides to play abroad – a chance most Australian gamers would snap up with out hesitation.
But the dynamic winger has a powerful sense of loyalty and appreciates what the A-League Women’s competitors has given her.
“The A-League made me who I am,” Vine stated.
“I don’t think I would be (in the Matildas) if I didn’t do all the years in the A-League. I worked really hard in the A-League and it is not an easy league to play in, I think it’s quite difficult.
“I get to be at home, around people that I love and be around a team I love and a coach that believes in me. I think that’s what I need.
“Some people need challenge, some people need other things to get better with their football, but for me I needed that stability and that loving environment for me.”
The ever humble Vine stated she struggled to understand that golf equipment from exterior Australia needed her to play for them.
With a house World Cup looming Vine stopped wanting ruling out taking over one of many provides she had acquired.
“There has been interest but you have to think about what you want to do with your career and if it’s the right move for me at the time,” Vine stated.
“I’m in discussions with quite a few different clubs and I’m still not certain what I’m going to do, it’s hard.
“A lot of girls go overseas and play and it is expected, to an extent, that you should go over as well.
“It is nice to know I could take the opportunity if I wanted to, there are opportunities coming and I’m hoping there will be more to come post this World Cup.”
Originally revealed as Women’s World Cup 2023: Matildas star Cortnee Vine reveals switch talks, Sydney FC future
Source: www.dailytelegraph.com.au
