Earlier this week, coach Postecoglou announced his final 23-man squad for the five matches in June beginning with Thursday’s World Cup qualifier in Adelaide.

There have been a number of player movements in and out of clubs with Port Melbourne Sharks among the most active.

A 10-week coaching position is due to commence in June.

The 25-year-old speaks with Neos Kosmos about making Australian history.

The bid got overwhelming support at the official event that took place at the Crown Palladium last night.

Carlos visited Melbourne and Lakeside earlier this week to meet SMFC officials, and gain first-hand knowledge of the club, its facilities and its culture.

The 24-year-old was the only Greek Australian to compete, finishing 33rd out of 871 competitors.

This weekend newly crowned EPL champions Chelsea and fifth placed Arsenal go head to head in the London derby FA Cup final.

For the provisional squad, the coach has continued his practise of naming a fresh face.

The doors of the COE are due to close in August, but they may reopen under a bold plan proposed by the Football Star Academy.