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Tommy Oar jets in to sign for Central Coast Mariners
Kieran Francis
15 hrs ago
Socceroos winger Tommy Oar will arrive in Sydney tonight with his move to Central Coast Mariners set to be completed imminently.
The 26-year-old has been without a club since terminating his contract with Cypriot side APOEL Nicosia earlier this month.
Oar's signing is part of an aggressive off-season in the player market from the Gosford club, which includes the trial of Olympic champion Usain Bolt and the rumoured acquistion of former Melbourne City striker Ross McCormack.
It will be Oar's third stint in the A-League after bursting on to the scene with Brisbane Roar as a teenager in 2008 and also returning to Suncorp Stadium during the the 2016-17 campaign.
Capped 28 times for the green and gold, Oar's most famous moment came in 2013 when he scored from a mis-hit cross against Japan in Saitama - a goal which helped Australia secure a crucial draw on their path to World Cup qualification.
He spent five relatively successful seasons at Dutch Eredivisie club Utrecht from 2010-15 before an ill-fated move to Championship side Ipswich saw him frozen out after only six matches.
Oar will be in line to make his Mariners debut against his old team Brisbane Roar at Suncorp Stadium on October 21.
https://www.msn.com/en-au/sport/foo...for-central-coast-mariners/ar-BBNwmCB?ocid=st
Kieran Francis
15 hrs ago
Socceroos winger Tommy Oar will arrive in Sydney tonight with his move to Central Coast Mariners set to be completed imminently.
The 26-year-old has been without a club since terminating his contract with Cypriot side APOEL Nicosia earlier this month.
Oar's signing is part of an aggressive off-season in the player market from the Gosford club, which includes the trial of Olympic champion Usain Bolt and the rumoured acquistion of former Melbourne City striker Ross McCormack.
It will be Oar's third stint in the A-League after bursting on to the scene with Brisbane Roar as a teenager in 2008 and also returning to Suncorp Stadium during the the 2016-17 campaign.
Capped 28 times for the green and gold, Oar's most famous moment came in 2013 when he scored from a mis-hit cross against Japan in Saitama - a goal which helped Australia secure a crucial draw on their path to World Cup qualification.
He spent five relatively successful seasons at Dutch Eredivisie club Utrecht from 2010-15 before an ill-fated move to Championship side Ipswich saw him frozen out after only six matches.
Oar will be in line to make his Mariners debut against his old team Brisbane Roar at Suncorp Stadium on October 21.
https://www.msn.com/en-au/sport/foo...for-central-coast-mariners/ar-BBNwmCB?ocid=st