Steve Corica
Footballer and Coach for Sydney FC
Born
March 24th, 1973
52 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Australia
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Played professional football as a midfielder, representing clubs in the Australian A-League and the national team. Achieved notable success with Sydney FC, contributing to multiple championships. Transitioned to coaching, taking the helm of Sydney FC and leading the team to further success in the league. Recognition for leadership and tactical acumen arose during coaching tenure.
Won the A-League Premiership
Coached Sydney FC to the A-League Championship
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