Danny Vukovic's move to European football at 32 should serve as an inspiration to other aspirational Australians, according to Socceroos boss Ange Postecoglou.

The Sydney FC goalkeeper has been released from his tenure at the A-League club and will sign for Belgian club Genk in the coming days.

It's a case of better late than never for the A-League stalwart, who tried but failed to make the grade on two previous overseas moves to Turkey and Japan.

An incredible 2016-17 season, in which Vukovic won...

Ange Postecoglou has left the door open for a serious selection shake-up as he seeks safe passage for the Socceroos to the Confederations Cup semifinals.

The national team coach has promised "at least" two changes for Thursday night's (Friday 1am AEST) clash with Cameroon.

The Socceroos' path to the final four of the Russian tournament is peril following their first-up loss to Germany.

The side must tally a minimum of four points against the African champions and South American powerhouse Chile...

Star goalkeeper Michael Theo has re-signed with Brisbane Roar in a boost for their next A-League campaign.

The club has also retained defender Avraam Papadopoulos' services for another 12 months after his midseason arrival early this year.

Melbourne-born Papadopoulos played seven games at centre-back during the semifinalists' 2016-17 season, providing cover for Luke De Vere and Jade North.

Theo, who's played 166 games for the Roar, could become the club's third-most capped player ever by next season's...

Sydney FC goalkeeper have released Danny Vukovic, who is on the verge of securing a move to Europe with top-flight Belgian outfit KRC Genk.

The A-League's gloveman of the year is set to sign with the former club of Socceroos teammate Mat Ryan, in a leap that will significantly elevate his hopes of playing for Australia in a World Cup year.

The opportunity is fitting reward for a career-best domestic season.

"I'm very sad to leave but, to have such an unbelievable opportunity so late in my career,...

Socceroos goalkeeper Mat Ryan has pored over the errors in Australia's loss to Germany, vowing to make amends during the rest of the Confederations Cup.

The gloveman didn't spare himself or his teammates criticism after the 3-2 loss that leaves Australia's hopes of progressing beyond their group in Russia hanging by a thread.

"Conceding three goals is never good," Ryan said.

"[For the first goal we needed] someone on the edge of the box there for the cut-back. We didn't have that."

The second goal...