How hosting the Club World Cup can take the ‘handbrakes’ off the A-League ()

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How hosting the Club World Cup can take the ‘handbrakes’ off the A-League

Outgoing Football Australia boss James Johnson believes the key to maintaining the growth of the game in Australia is through connecting the local product to global football: through major events and broadcasting arrangements.

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How hosting the Club World Cup can take the ‘handbrakes’ off the A-League ()

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