The four Australian under-23 players being investigated following an incident in Cambodia have all missed selection for the Olyroos' upcoming friendly tournament in China.

While Adelaide young gun Al Hassan Toure has, as expected, been named, his A-League teammate and Olyroos captain Riley McGree is a notable absentee.

McGree, Lachlan Wales, Nathaniel Atkinson and Brandon Wilson have all been asked to "show cause" to the FFA for their alleged behaviour following a qualifying tournament for next...

Socceroos legend Harry Kewell has been linked with the vacant manager's position at Scottish Premiership club Hibernian.

Kewell was spotted in the crowd as Hibs accounted for St Johnstone 4-1 t McDiarmid Park on Saturday.

The 41-year-old refused to deny he was interested in the Hibernian role outside the ground.

"I think it's a fantastic club," Kewell told Sky Sports Scotland. "There's a lot of clubs up for new managers and all that and obviously being out of work you're always speculated and all...

Adelaide United's young gun Al Hassan Toure has pledged his football future to Australia.

The 19-year-old, who has shot to prominence in the FFA Cup and A-League this season, is understood to have opted for Australia over Liberia, the country where his parents were born.

He is expected to be included in the Olyroos under-23 squad, to be announced later this week, headed for China next week.

Toure, who was born in West Africa's Guinea, migrated to Australia with his parents when he was four.

Liberia's...

Football Federation Australia and Professional Footballers Australia have detailed a landmark Collective Bargaining Agreement that closes the pay gap between Australia's national teams, the Socceroos and Matildas.

The new four-year CBA ensures the Socceroos and Matildas receive a 24 percent share of an agreed aggregate of national team generated revenues in 2019-20, rising by one percent each year.

The new agreement reflects football's determination to address issues of gender equality in all facets...

The Matildas have reportedly secured a ground-breaking deal to earn the same pay as the Socceroos.

Football Federation Australia and the Professional Footballers Association union will announce the world-first deal which would see Australia's women's senior international team earn as much as their male counterparts, according to the Daily Telegraph.

The Matildas and the Socceroos will reportedly share 40 percent of commercial revenue and prize money evenly in a landmark agreement, with the player's...