Riley McGree

Riley McGree

athlete Australia

Riley McGree is an Australian midfielder known for his creative playmaking abilities. He previously set a transfer record when he moved from an A-League team to the international stage, highlighting the increasing recognition of Australian players in global football.

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Vietnam Vietnam: Riley McGree was absent from the team due to form problems. 5

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VnExpress – leading Vietnamese online newspaper, est. 2001: Trực tiếp] Australia - Indonesia

Australia Australia: Riley McGree is injured. 4

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The Sydney Morning Herald: The squad selection calls that will be keeping Tony Popovic up at night

Australia Australia: Riley McGree's transfer fee record was previously held before it was broken in 2023. 7

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The Sydney Morning Herald: The A-League has found its purpose. And it’s worth $20 million a year