ALeague expansion in Canberra and Auckland for 202425 season, APL says Illawarra Mercury

Canberra A League Team. APL meets with ACT government about Canberra ALeague Men's team The Canberra Times Canberra [1] As of 2022, there have been five bids from the Canberra region to obtain an ALM licence. The ALM was established in 2005 as the A-League under the leadership of chairman Frank Lowy and CEO John O'Neill.Lowy, at the time, identified Canberra as a future destination for A-League expansion, having not had representation in the top level since the Canberra Cosmos folded in 2001 in the old NSL

With the confirmed postponement of a Canberra team, it means there will now be 13 teams in the A-League Men's competition next season, with Auckland FC joining the 12 existing teams. The ALM was established in 2005 as the A-League under the leadership of chairman Frank Lowy and CEO John O'Neill.Lowy, at the time, identified Canberra as a future destination for A-League expansion, having not had representation in the top level since the Canberra Cosmos folded in 2001 in the old NSL

Hawks Canberra Players League

With the confirmed postponement of a Canberra team, it means there will now be 13 teams in the A-League Men's competition next season, with Auckland FC joining the 12 existing teams. UNITED PLAYERS INSPIRE NEXT GENERATION Canberra United is proud to unveil the All-Time Starting XI team, as voted on by fans of the club A-League administrators, the Australian Professional Leagues, announced plans to add franchises in Canberra and Auckland in March of last year, representing the leagues' 13th and 14th entrants in.

Hawks Canberra Players League. Canberra will receive an A-League Men team, while Auckland will receive an entirely new club, ahead of the 2024/25 season; Tasmania and Darwin will be considered in the next round as the APL looks. 17 seasons, two Championships and three Premierships, and the only standalone A-League Women's club

And then there were six Canberra's Aleague bid survives twoteam cull by FFA Riotact. A-Leagues Commissioner Nick Garcia has provided the following statement regarding the status of a preferred bid for a new A-Leagues license in Canberra: "We are still in discussion with a preferred consortium for an A-League licence in Canberra, but they aren't able to stand up a team in time for season 2024/25," Garcia said. A-League administrators, the Australian Professional Leagues, announced plans to add franchises in Canberra and Auckland in March of last year, representing the leagues' 13th and 14th entrants in.