Socceroos Squad Changes Ahead of Key World Cup Qualifiers
Socceroos Squad Changes Ahead of Key World Cup Qualifiers

Socceroos Squad Changes Ahead of Key World Cup Qualifiers

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Australia's Socceroos coach Tony Popovic has announced a significantly altered squad for upcoming World Cup qualifiers against Indonesia and China, primarily due to injuries among key players. Notably, veteran striker Mitchell Duke has been dropped, while defenders Jason Davidson and Fran Karacic have received unexpected recalls after long absences from the national team. The squad features six uncapped players, including midfielder Nectarios Triantis and defenders Ryan Teague and Kai Trewin. Popovic's selection reflects a need to dig deep into the team's depth as they prepare for crucial matches, sitting second in their qualifying group. The Socceroos are set to face Indonesia on March 20 and China on March 25, with all four teams closely contesting for qualification. Despite the challenges, Popovic remains optimistic about the opportunities presented by the injuries.

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