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2026 World Cup

‘A huge honour’: Socceroos World Cup star Alessandro Circati seals move to Benfica

The Guardian Football about 2 hours 1 mins read

Defender completes transfer for reported fee of 20m euros ($33m)
Ten Australian players have now made post-World Cup moves

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”.

Following Lucas Herrington’s move from the MLS to become Australia’s only Premier League player at Hull City, and Nestory Irankunda joining Benfica’s great rivals Sporting from Watford, Circati has been signed by the Portuguese giants for a reported 20m euros ($33m).

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