Former World Cup winner Juan Mata is on his way to Australian League

Juan Mata, the former Manchester United star, has officially completed a free transfer to the Australian team Western Sydney Wanderers. This move comes after he departed from Japanese club Club giants Vissel Kobe at the beginning of 2024 as a free agent.

Mata has consistently denied speculation about retiring, expressing his strong desire to continue playing for a few more years.

Fabrizio Romano's Update

Famous football transfer journalist Fabrizio Romano  Posted on his X that the Spaniard signed in for Western Sydney Wanderers in the A-League as he aims to win another championship in a different country this time.

Romano's post on his X read:- 

'After winning leagues in Turkey and Japan, Juan Mata has just signed in as new for Western Sydney Wanderers in the A-League.’ He is aiming to win another championship in a different country, a massive move for Australian football.'

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Mata's Reaction to Joining Australian Club Giants

“I’m excited to join the Western Sydney Wanderers, the only Australian team to ever win the Asian Champions League, and I cannot wait to arrive and train with the team to prepare for the season ahead,” Mata said.

“I’m feeling grateful and excited for this new adventure, and looking forward to trying to win another Championship in a different league.” :- Mata added

Mata Brings Massive Experience 

The former Spanish national team player is determined to pursue another league title in the latter part of his career, having already won domestic championships in both Turkey and Japan in recent years.

At 36 years old, Mata brings a wealth of experience to Alen Stajcic's team. He has made 278 Premier League appearances while playing for United and Chelsea and has also achieved success with two UEFA Europa League titles and one Champions League victory.

He also won the 2010 FIFA World Cup and 2012 UEFA European Championship with Spain with ten goals scored in 41 international appearances for La Roja.

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