The Subway Socceroos Squad for the matches against England and New Zealand  October 2023
←Last Australian Squad that faced England (954)
Player	Birthdate	Age	Pos	Club	App	G
Baccus, Keanu Kole	7 June 1998 in Durban, South Africa	25	DM	St. Mirren FC, Scotland	8	0
Behich, Aziz Eraltay	16 December 1990	32	LB	Melbourne City FC	59	2
Borello, Brandon Joel Gaetano	25 July 1995	28	F	Western Sydney Wanderers FC	7	1
Bos, Jordan	29 October 2002	20	LB	KVC Westerlo, Belgium	2	0
Boyle, Martin Callie	25 April 1993 in Aberdeen, Scotland	30	RF	Hibernian FC, Scotland	20	6
				Also has two Scotland U16 appearances
Burgess, Cameron Robert	21 October 1995 in Aberdeen, Scotland	27	C/LB	Ipswich Town FC, England	1	0
				Also has four Scotland youth appearances
Circati, Alessandro	10 October 2003 in Fidenza, Italy	19	CB	Parma Calcio 1913, Italy	0	0
				Also has two Italy U20 appearances
Degenek, Miloš	28 April 1994 in Knin, Croatia	22	C/RB	Fk Crvena zvezda, Serbia	45	1
				Also has eight Serbia U19 appearances
Duke, Mitchell Thomas	18 January 1991	32	F	FC Machida Zelvia, Japan	28	9
Goodwin, Craig Alexander	16 December 1991	31	LAM	Al Wehda FC, Saudi Arabia	15	2
Glover, Thomas William	24 December 1997	25	G	Middlesbrough FC, England	0	0
Irvine, Jackson Alexander	7 March 1993	30	M	FC St. Pauli, Germany	56	8
				Also has three Scotland U19 appearances
Luongo, Massimo Corey	25 September 1992	31	M	Ipswich Town FC, England	43	6
Mabil, Awer Bul	15 September 1995 in Kakuma, Kenya	28	F	Grasshopper Club Zürich, Switzerland	32	9
McGree, Riley Patrick	2 November 1998	24	AM	Middlesbrough FC, England	18	1
Metcalfe, Connor	5 November 1999	23	CM	FC St. Pauli, Germany	9	0
Miller, Lewis	24 August 2000	23	RB	Hibernian FC, Scotland	0	0
Redmayne, Andrew James	13 January 1989	34	G	Sydney FC	4	0
Rowles, Kye Francis	24 June 1998	25	CB	Heart of Midlothian FC, Scotland	11	0
Ryan, Mathew David	8 April 1992	31	G	Alkmaar Zaanstreek, Netherlands	82	0
Silvera, Samuel	25 October 2000 in London, England	20	AM/F	Middlesbrough FC, England	1	0
Souttar, Harry James	22 October 1998 in Aberdeen, Scotland	24	CB	Leicester City FC, England	17	7
				Also has Scotland youth appearances
Strain, Ryan	2 April 1997 in Coventry, England	26	RB	St. Mirren FC, Scotland	2	0
Touré, Mohamed	26 March 2004 in Conakry, Guinea	19	F	Paris FC, France, on loan from Stade de Reims, France	0	0
	Touré was added to the squad at some unknown point

Squad details correct up to and including Australia's match against Mexico on 9 September 2023.
Tallies taken from Socceroos.com

Diary

midnight Thursday, 5 October 2023 - Subway Socceroos Head Coach Graham Arnold has named his 23-man squad for this month's matches in London, with Australia set to take on England at Wembley Stadium and New Zealand in Brentford. The first of two historic clashes will see them take on the Three Lions at Wembley Stadium on Friday, 13 October - the first time an Australian side has appeared at one of world football's most iconic venues. A clash with the All Whites at Gtech Community Stadium, Brentford will follow on Tuesday, 17 October, with them facing their oldest rival for a unique piece of footballing history. The recently rediscovered New Zealand and Australia Soccer Ashes Trophy will be taken home by the winner, with the fixtures' perpetual prize making its official return after being missing for more than 60 years.
In addition to the selected 23-man squad, Arnold will also bring three train-on players - Alex Robertson (Portsmouth FC), Mohamed Toure (Paris FC) and Patrick Yazbek (Viking FK) - into camp as part of their continued development through Football Australia's elite pathway. The October window presents the final opportunity for Arnold and his coaching staff to work with players ahead of qualification for the FIFA World Cup 2026 commencing in November, as well as the AFC Asian Cup Qatar 2023 in January 2024.
After making a successful return from an ankle injury for FC St. Pauli last weekend, Jackson Irvine will take his place in the Socceroos' squad, while Craig Goodwin has also been named following his recent move to Al Wehda FC in the Saudi Pro League, scoring a goal in each of his first three appearances. After a strong start to the season in the EFL Championship for Ipswich Town FC, 43-cap Socceroo and 2015 AFC Asian Cup winner, Massimo Luongo will join the squad for the first time since 2019. Lewis Miller earns his first senior national team call up, with the 23-year-old Hibernian FC defender joining a growing contingent of Socceroos plying their trade in the Scottish Premier League. Awer Mabil returns following a recent move to Swiss club, Grasshopper Club Zürich, while Brandon Borrello (Western Sydney Wanderers FC) and Andrew Redmayne (Sydney FC) have also been named following strong pre-season form during the Australia Cup ahead of the 2023/24 Isuzu UTE A-League Men season.

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