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Australia international Milos Degenek signs three-and-a-half year deal with Al Hilal

After an opening Asia Cup defeat to Jordan, Australia looked much more comfortable in a 3-0 win against Palestine. Socceroo Milos Degenek has signed a three-and-a-half year deal with Saudi Arabian powerhouse club Al Hilal. The central defender took a break from his Asian Cup duties with Australia in the United Arab Emirates to confirm his switch from Serbian club Red Star Belgrade. The 24-year-old impressed earlier this season during Red Star's Champions League campaign against Paris St Germain, Liverpool and Napoli. Transfers How a transfer works With help from former Tottenham and Liverpool director of football Damien Comolli, we show you a step-by-step guide to a transfer. What's a medical like? Can a 44-year-old man cut it in the Premier League? Our writer suffers -- and suffers some more -- through a medical at Everton. Watch live games, ESPN FC TV and MLS Rewind on ESPN+ in the U.S. LIVE: Latest from Transfer Talk FC Exclusives - Morata loan, Chelsea want Higuain - United cool Milenkovic interest - Hudson-Odoi won't sign Chelsea deal - Man United to wait for Koulibaly - Rabiot agrees terms with Barcelona A starter in both of Australia's Asian Cup fixtures so far, Degenek signed the contract in...
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Australia learned from shock Asian Cup defeat – Arnold

Australia learned from shock Asian Cup defeat – Arnold

Graham Arnold believes that Australia's 3-0 victory over Palestine is evidence that the defending Asian Cup champions have learned from their defeat to Jordan. Australia slumped to a shock 1-0 loss in their opening Group B match, but breathed life back into their campaign with a comfortable victory in Dubai on Friday. Jamie Maclaren's first international goal got things started, with Awer Mabil adding a second before Apostolos Giannou rounded off the win late on. And Arnold, who has previously refuted suggestions that he had been arrogant heading into Australia's opening game, insisted that his side's hard work behind the scenes paid off. "Palestine pretty much tried to play the same game plan as Jordan did," Arnold told reporters. "We obviously haven't been that long together – the players didn't have a long camp like some of the other countries, so it's taken a bit of time to get things going. "But as I said after the Jordan game, when you lose you learn. And we learned a lot from that day. "We went onto the training pitch, we worked hard to fix that issue if the teams play quite defensive." Here's how Group B stands with one game left to play. #GoSocceroos #AsianCup2019 pic.twitter.com/QmfEK2Vczn — Socceroos (@Socceroos) January 11, 2019 Australia's fate now sits in their own hands, with a draw against Syria in their final Group B outing enough to secure passage through to the knockout stages, but Arnold is confident that his side will go from strength to strength having got their first points on the board. “Now it's all about the Syria game. We'll get back on the training field, and recover well," Arnold added. "We'll go into the Syria game with all guns blazing and expecting to win. "We'll get better and better as we go. There's been a lot of changes in the team, a lot of changes in the staff, so we're a new team, and will still grow."
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Maclaren: 'Today I showed them'

Maclaren: 'Today I showed them'

Never short of confidence, Jamie Maclaren believes a debut Socceroos goal has proven his worthy of the green and gold jersey. But will Australian fans take more convincing?
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Mawal hails "connection" of Socceroos’ youthful front three

January 12, 2019. Socceroos forward Awar Mabil speaks to reporters in Dubai following his side’s 3-0 Asian Cup defeat of Palestine at the Rashid Stadium. A first half goal from Mawal - along with a strike from Jamie Maclaren - put the Socceroos up 2-0 at half time. Mawal says the Socceroos' performance was a "great reaction" after a previous loss to Jordan. Mawal says the Socceroos were "spot on" in the first 20 minutes of the match. Mawal says the Socceroos will be looking forward to taking on Jordan again "to show them how it's done". (AAP Video/Supplied/Football Federation Australia) NO ARCHIVING, EDITORIAL USE ONLY
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"Hard to put into words": Maclaren off the mark for Socceroos in Palestine win

January 12, 2019. Socceroos striker Jamie Maclaren speaks to reporters in Dubai following his side’s 3-0 Asian Cup defeat of Palestine at the Rashid Stadium. A first half goal from Maclaren - his first for Australia - along with a strike from Awer Mabil, put the Socceroos ahead 2-0 at half time. “It’s hard to put into words, been a long time coming,” Maclaren said of his maiden strike for the Socceroos. “I think the boys know it’s been on my case for a few years now.” (AAP Video/Supplied/Football Federation Australia)(AAP Video/Supplied/XXXX) NO ARCHIVING, EDITORIAL USE ONLY
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