Since making a huge impact on the NSL for Sydney Marconi, Brosque tried his luck in Europe in 2005, signing for Feyenoord, where he was loaned out to Belgian side Westerlo. He struggled with an ankle injury, making only 16 appearances, and eventually returned to Australia for the start of the new A-League, joining the Queensland Roar in 2005. His A-League career was highly successful, joining Sydney FC in 2006 and becoming one of the teams key strikers for the next few years. He made a move back overseas in 2011 and enjoyed a very successful first season in Japan with goals galore at Shimizu before moving to Al Ain in the UAE Pro League. Back as the Sky Blues Australian Marquee on a two year deal, keeping him at the club until the end of the 2015/16 Hyundai A-League season, Brosque was named Captain by Head Coach Graham Arnold and guided the Sky Blues to the Hyundai A-League 2015 Grand Final. Brosque will again lead the Sky Blues in the 2015/16 season after being named as a member of Sydney FC’s Team of the Decade.
Alex Brosque
Related News
View More
2 hours ago
Sydney FC
Gameday Guide: Sydney FC Women v Central Coast Mariners | Semi Final
Get all the information you need ahead of the final home match at Leichhardt Oval between Sydney FC and Central Coast Mariners
6 hours ago • A-League Men
The five most memorable final-day showdowns
6 hours ago • A-League Men
Members’ Appreciation Round returns