ICYMI: “I’m a glutton for punishment, obviously,” says coach Alen Stajcic as he joins a rebuilding Australian football club after transforming the Philippine women’s team into a World Cup qualifier.
, Alen Stajcic returns to native Australia to coach in his country’s Isuzu UTE A-League Men, the male pro league.
Stajcic will call the shots for the Perth Glory club in the A-League Men tourney, the team announced on Thursday, August 3. The team is in a rebuilding phase, having reportedly lost its previous coach, Ruben Zadkovich, and owner Tony Sage, who surrendered ownership due to financial constraints.in jest after a grueling yet historic ride with the Filipinas, whom he whipped into a World Cup team in less than two years.
“I believe an incredible opportunity now exists to re-establish Glory as one of the giants of Australian football,” he added.
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