Australian boss Graham Arnold admits that he is "concerned" aboutTom Rogic.
The originalCelticstar left Parkhead in the summer after spending nearly a decade in the hoop, but has not yet signed a new club. Arnold is planning ahead of time for Socceroos' fifth consecutiveFIFAWorld Cup final campaign after defeating Peru in the playoff finals.
However, it is not yet known whether Rogic will be involved. The midfielder withdrew from the team due to a confrontation with Peru for "personal reasons".
Arnold says he tried to contact a 29-year-old child but didn't get a reply. "He toldFoxSports. "I'm worried about Tommy, but I know PFA is investigating it."
Rogic, after leaving thePremiershipchampion , I was considering moving a lot of money to Indonesia. Persija Jakarta was discussing with an Australian, but he opposed the signature.
However, he may be ready to return to Down Under with an A-League team enthusiastic about taking him home. Rogic hasn't played in his home country since he left the Central Coast Mariners for Celtic in 2013.
But he is keen to quickly classify clubs in Qatar just a few months later. Australia has a two-match series against New Zealand in line in September as Arnold is trying to reduce his team of 30 to 26 in time for the final.
"Because the turnaround between games is short, you'll probably use two different teams, which is a good opportunity to show everyone what they have and whether they're ready. You can get it, "said Arnold. "That's the fairest way. Currently, there are excellent expansion teams with 30-35 players fighting to join the 26 World Cup team.
" Fair to them. The best way to give a chance is to play against New Zealand in two different teams, which allows you to show off what you have gained before choosing a team and give it more depth. ”
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