Sydney FC have announced a third major signing in as many days, securing a two-year deal with midfielder Anthony Caceres.

The 26-year-old impressed in a five-month loan deal last season from from parent club and Premier League giants Manchester City.

"Anthony was a fantastic asset last season and put in a number of impressive displays across all competitions," Sydney FC coach Steve Corica said.

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Sydney FC have added some much needed cover to their central defensive stocks by signing Socceroo Ryan McGowan, in a move that will add some crosstown sibling rivalry to the A-League.

With Aaron Calver and Jacob Tratt leaving, Jop van der Linden released and Ben Warland likely to miss most of next season with an ACL injury, Alex Wilkinson was the only fit specialist centre-back on the Sky Blues' roster.

Capped 20 times by the Socceroos, McGowan has the chance to resume the central defensive partnership...

Sydney FC coach Steve Corica and new signing Alexander Baumjohann agree the German midfielder is a perfect fit for the Sky Blues front-four after he moved across town on a two-year deal.

Baumjohann was released by Western Sydney Wanderers at the end of the last A-League season after making 20 appearances and scoring three goals.

While Australian players have played for both Sydney clubs, 32-year-old Baumjohann is the first major import to have signed for both.

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The first competitive match of Robbie Fowler's Brisbane Roar reign will be an FFA Cup clash away at A-League champions Sydney FC.

The Liverpool legend, who is embarking on the first full-time head coaching role of his storied career, will take the Roar to face Steve Corica's Sky Blues in a round-of-32 clash after the pair were drawn together on Wednesday.

It will be Fowler's first big challenge at the helm of the new-look Roar who have shipped out 16 players following their disastrous 2018-19 A-League...

With an eye to upcoming World Cup qualifiers, Socceroos coach Graham Arnold has called up a batch of A-League performers and overseas-based hopefuls for next month's friendly in South Korea.

Uncapped title-winners Brandon O'Neill and Andrew Redmayne have been rewarded with places, with Melbourne Victory gloveman Lawrence Thomas also in the mix to win his first Socceroos cap.

Regular faces like skipper Mark Milligan, Mat Ryan, Aaron Mooy, Mat Leckie and Trent Sainsbury have all been spared the trip...