John Aloisi

John Aloisi

athlete Australia

John Aloisi is a former Australian soccer player and current coach, known for his impactful career in the A-League and as a striker for the Socceroos. Recently, he has been mentioned as a potential candidate for the head coach position of the Matildas, despite lacking experience in women's football.

Born on May 02, 1976 (49 years old)

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Australia Australia: John Aloisi is mentioned as one of the Socceroo icons who have emerged from troubled times as qualification heroes. 8

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The Sydney Morning Herald: Aziz Behich takes Australia to brink of another World Cup

Australia Australia: John Aloisi is celebrated for scoring the winning goal in the penalty shootout during the 2006 FIFA World Cup qualifying match against Uruguay. 9

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The Sydney Morning Herald: Follow Australia’s FIFA World Cup qualifier scores, results, odds, squads and start time from Optus Stadium in Perth

New Zealand New Zealand: John Aloisi’s team suffered a major setback as Brisbane tipped them up 2-1. 4

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The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Auckland FC: Why Eden Park remains unlikely option for potential A-League grand final

Australia Australia: Socceroos great John Aloisi has reportedly been sounded out for the role of Matildas coach. 6

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The Sydney Morning Herald: Players fear Matildas are ‘wasting time’ as coach search drags on and on