The son of former Adelaide United favourite Cassio has been selected for Australia's upcoming ASEAN Football Federation Under-15 Championship campaign.

Bernardo Oliveira was on Tuesday named in the 23-player squad for the championships starting in Thailand on July 27.

Oliveira's Brazilian father arrived in South Australia in 2007 and was twice named Adelaide's club champion in his seven seasons with the Reds, making 124 appearances for the club.

He took Australian citizenship in 2012 and has run...

Adelaide United have purchased South Australian-born midfielder Riley McGree from Belgian powerhouse Club Brugge.

McGree had spent the past 18 months in the A-League on loan, initially at Newcastle and last season at Melbourne City.

The 20-year-old made his A-League debut for Adelaide before signing in July 2017 with Brugge, where he didn't play a senior game.

Adelaide bought McGree for an undisclosed sum and he has inked a three-contract with the Reds.

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German-born Marco Kurz says he's honoured to be appointed as the new coach of A-League powerhouse Melbourne Victory.

Kurz, who replaces the departed Kevin Muscat, joins Victory after his contract with Adelaide United wasn't renewed after two seasons in South Australia.

"It's an honour to be named as head coach of Melbourne Victory, a big club with a strong history, passionate fan base and true drive for success," Kurz said in a statement on Friday.

"I have got to know Melbourne Victory from afar...

The first competitive match of Robbie Fowler's Brisbane Roar reign will be an FFA Cup clash away at A-League champions Sydney FC.

The Liverpool legend, who is embarking on the first full-time head coaching role of his storied career, will take the Roar to face Steve Corica's Sky Blues in a round-of-32 clash after the pair were drawn together on Wednesday.

It will be Fowler's first big challenge at the helm of the new-look Roar who have shipped out 16 players following their disastrous 2018-19 A-League...

Dutchman Gertjan Verbeek has been unveiled as Adelaide United's new coach in the A-League.

The former Bundesliga mentor has been signed on a two-year deal to replace German Marco Kurz.

Verbeek, 56, coached at FC Nurnberg and Vfl Bochum before his latest stint at Dutch club FC Twente.

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A defender during his playing days, Verbeek spent almost his entire career at Eredivisie side SC Heerenveen,...