Musa Toure joins Macarthur to chase Socceroos dream

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 28 Oct, 23:15 · Archive

Musa Toure, 20, has returned to A-League Men club Macarthur FC to gain regular playing time after his spell at Danish club Randers.

Musa Toure, 20, has returned to A-League Men club Macarthur FC after leaving Danish club Randers, where he played infrequently. His two older brothers, Al Hassan and Mohamed, are Socceroos, and Toure hopes to follow them to the national team.

Toure said he needed regular football to develop and be ready for overseas moves. 'So I decided maybe I needed a few more games just to really enjoy football again and obviously work on things that I was lacking,' he told AAP. He said he hoped to return to Europe eventually.

Toure joined Macarthur because his older brother Al Hassan played there in 2021-23. On his return, he came off the bench and scored an equaliser against Newcastle. Mohamed Toure, 22, plays for Norwich City but is currently sidelined with a shoulder injury and back home. Both brothers have helped guide Musa's professional development, with Al Hassan advising him on off-pitch professionalism.

How it is being reported

• Bulls' Toure dares to dream of emulating older brothersMusa Toure, younger brother of Socceroos Al Hassan and Mohamed Toure, is back in the A-League Men with Macarthur FC and has big dreams.Perth Now · 28 Oct, 23:02
• Bulls' Toure dares to dream of emulating older brothersMusa Toure, younger brother of Socceroos Al Hassan and Mohamed Toure, is back in the A-League Men with Macarthur FC and has big dreams.The West Australian · 28 Oct, 23:02

In this story: Musa Toure · Al Hassan Toure · Mohamed Toure · Macarthur FC · Norwich City · Randers · Newcastle

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