Australia

There's nothing like a World Cup to put young stars in the shop window! With that in mind, ESPN has assembled a list of all the Socceroos' post-tournament transfers, all in one place.

Midfielder Paul Okon-Engstler has started in his Bundesliga debut as a plethora of Socceroos stars made their mark in Europe on Saturday.

Norwich City finally got their Championship campaign up and running after a sluggish start as they recorded an emphatic 4-1 home win over struggling Burnley on Saturday.

Graham Arnold has extended his contract as Iraq head coach through the 2027 Asian Cup, months after guiding the national team at its first World Cup in 40 years.

Marcus Neill, son of Socceroos legend Lucas Neill, is beginning to make a name for his own at Sunderland.

To alter an idiom slightly, these days, record Australian transfers are like buses. You wait ages for one, and then three come along at once.

Teenage Socceroos star Lucas Herrington has made a dream start to life in the Premier League, coming on as a second-half substitute in Hull City's boilover 2-0 victory over giants Manchester United.

Former Socceroos defender Sasa Ognenovski has been appointed Macarthur FC head coach for the next two A-League Men seasons.

Alessandro Circati has become the latest Socceroos star to earn a move off the back of the FIFA World Cup, after Benfica announced his signing on a five-year deal that, according to reports, represents a new record for an Australian player.

Young Socceroo Alessandro Circati has become the latest Australian international to be snapped up in a money-spinning European transfer, as he hailed his move from Parma to Benfica as a "privilege".