Destined for more: A-League players who need a move

Destined for additional A-League players in need of a transfer, After a World Cup, the January transfer market is rarely quiet.

It is a crucial month for teams everywhere, as well as for the players. Garang Kuol and Matthew Ryan have already finished moving to Scotland and the Netherlands during this window.

But who exactly are the people on the perimeter who require or deserve a transfer ,

Marco Tilio:

Tilio should be there, even though it's improbable that it will happen in January.

The young socceroo continues to develop well at Melbourne City and possesses the technical skill sets necessary to perform at the highest level. Tilio, who is 21 years old, presents the buyer with a long-term possibility who has a lot of polish in the last third. He would fit right in with the style and tempo of continental Europe.

In Adelaide, he is growing steadily and is a viable prospect for upcoming Socceroo campaigns. Gauci has kept his starting XI berth thus far in the 2022–23 season thanks to a number of standout efforts and clean sheets. Gauci needs to accumulate the necessary minutes to continue being considered for the national squad, wherever home may be after Adelaide. Gauci would prefer to reach the continent of Europe. He might be a good fit for the Scottish Premiership or the English Championship.

Jake Brimmer:

The moment may be right for Jake Brimmer to leave Melbourne Victory due to contentious reasons. The midfielder who won the Johnny Warren Medal and is among the best in the league has not been able to match his career-best performance. Does Brimmer scour the transfer market to secure the form we know he can provide with the extra misery of Victory going through some of its darkest moments in history?

Daniel Arzani:

He is an illustration of a person who needs a transfer rather than someone who merits one.

The mystery that causes Australian fans to lose sleep, including me, is Daniel Arzani. Arzani has intermittently displayed the same traits that made supporters ecstatic in previous seasons while making his way back to the A-League. Arzani, who is now in his mid-20s, is getting close to the turning point where he may fully realise his potential.

Samuel Silvera:

Losing Kuol and Silvera in quick succession would be devastating to Mariners supporters. But Silvera's recent form has people more in awe of his skill with the ball and his attacking flair. He had the guts to venture to Portugal and try his luck. Perhaps a second attempt is not too far off at the age of 22. Expect Nick Montgomery to give Silvera more playing time and freedom as we get closer to the championship.