Canberra United’s A-League Women future secured as date set for Men’s team entry
•Australian Sports Group takes over licence from Capital FootballNew owner has option to introduce ALM side for the 2028/29 seasonThe future of Canberra United has been secured, with a new owner found...
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Australian Sports Group takes over licence from Capital Football
New owner has option to introduce ALM side for the 2028/29 season
The future of Canberra United has been secured, with a new owner found for the two-time A-League Women champions.
After two years of uncertainty, the Australian Professional Leagues (APL) announced on Friday that Australian Sports Group (ASG) has taken charge of Canberra’s licence.
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