Labinot Haliti returns to the Western Sydney Wanderers

Outgoing Bayern Munch winger Franck Ribery leaves the door open to joining former Bayern Munich star Markus Babbel at the Wanderers.

Ben Halloran scored in the 119th minute of Adelaide’s elimination final clash with Melbourne City to send United into next week’s semi-final against Perth.

Melbourne Victory have progressed to the A-League’s final four after a 3-1 win over Wellington Phoenix.
Western Sydney foundation player Labinot Haliti plans on bringing passion and energy to the A-League club after his return to the Wanderers as an assistant coach.
Forward Haliti — who started in both legs of the Wanderers’ 2014 AFC Champions League final success and played in every match of that successful campaign — has been head coach of the Newcastle’s Y-League team since November 2018.
He spent three seasons with the Wanderers before he joined the Jets, where he finished his playing career.
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Oriol Riera, Alex Baumjohann among 11 players in Western Sydney Wanderers clear out

Victory centre-back James Donachie speaks on the intensity and energy around their elimination final against the Phoenix.
Western Sydney have become the second A-League club this week to undergo a clear out, with 11 players departing the Wanderers.
The Wanderers confirmed on Friday several players including Socceroo Josh Risdon, Spanish forward Oriol Riera, Dutch midfielder Roly Bonevacia and German marquee Alex Baumjohann had all been let go after their contracts expired.
It’s the second cull in a week after Brisbane released 11 players on Tuesday in addition to the already announced departures of retiring captain…

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Ninkovic shrugs off Wanderers’ rough treatment

Alexander Baumjohann’s second half equaliser was enough to rescue a point for Western Sydney in an enthralling 1-1 draw at the ANZ stadium.

Melbourne City and Adelaide United each missed plenty of chances to finish goalless at AAMI Park.

Perth glory take their lead to nine points on the ladder after beating the mariners.
Classy Sydney FC playmaker Milos Ninkovic has shrugged off the bruising early treatment he got in his side’s A-League derby, which coach Steve Corica had warned his players about.
The Harbour City rivals slugged out a 1-1 draw at ANZ Stadium on Saturday, with second-placed Sydney missing the chance to put a little more pressure on ladder leaders Perth, who can clinch the Premiers Plate on Sunday with a home win over Newcastle.
Sydney hit the front through a fine seventh-minute strike from captain…

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