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2020–21 Adelaide United FC season

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Adelaide United FC
Company typeFootball club season
IndustrySports
Founded2003
Headquarters
Adelaide
,
Australia

The 2020–21 season for Adelaide United FC represents the club's seventeenth year since establishment in 2003 and its sixteenth campaign competing in the A-League. The team did not take part in the 2020 FFA Cup as the competition was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Australia.

Incoming transfers

  28 || Template:Sort 3 MF   !scope= "row" Template:Sortname Chen Yongbin
No. Position Player Previous club Transfer type/fee Contract duration Date Reference
14 Template:Sort Template:Sortname Template:Sort Scholarship contract 1 year 5 October 2020
46 Template:Sort Template:Sortname Melbourne City Scholarship contract 1 year 7 October 2020
18 Template:Sort Template:Sortname 'Unattached' Free transfer 2 years 20 October 2020
19 Template:Sort Template:Sortname Melbourne City Scholarship contract 1 year 27 October 2020
3 Template:Sort Template:Sortname 'Unattached' 'Free transfer' '2 years' '10 November 2020'
1 Template:Sort Template:Sortname Western United FC Free transfer 2 years 11 November 2020
21 Template:Sort Template:Sort 'Unattached' Free transfer 1 year 25 November 2020
9 Template:Sort Template:Sortname 'Unattached' Free transfer 1 year 26 November 2020
11 Template:Sort Template:Sortname Template:Flagicon KSA Al Wehda FC Loan deal 5 months 10 February 2021
27 Template:Sort Template:Sortname 'Unattached' Free transfer 4 months 18 February 2021

Outgoing transfers

No. Position Player Destination club Transfer type/fee Date
14 Template:Sort Template:Sortname Template:Sort Free transfer 26 August 2020
42 Template:Sort Template:Sortname 'Unattached' Free transfer 11 September 2020
20 Template:Sort Template:Sortname Template:Sort (undisclosed fee) 1 October 2020
17 Template:Sort Template:Sortname (contract mutually terminated) (mutual termination) 5 October 2020
No. Position Player Destination club Transfer type/fee Date
18 Template:Sort Template:Sortname Brentford (England) (undisclosed fee) 6 October 2020
8 Template:Sort Template:Sortname Charlotte FC (USA) \$820,000 6 October 2020
11 Template:Sort scope="row"   Template:Sortname Kristian 'Unattached' (contract expired) (end of contract) (6 October 2020)
'Unattached' (contract expired) (end of contract) (8 October 2020)
 10 || Template:Sort 3 MF 14   ||   Template:Sort 4 FW   ! scope=row   Template:Sortname Domenic Costanzo   'Unattached'   mutual contract termination   June 10, 2021 }

Contract renewals

scope=col No. scope=col Position scope=col Player scope=col Destination scope=col Transfer type/fee
scope=row   Template:Sortname James Troisi

Western Sydney Wanderers FC (mutual contract termination) 14 December 2020 |

No. Player Role Extension length Date signed Remarks
22 Template:Country data DENTemplate:Namespace detect showall Michael Jakobsen Defender (Centre-back) 1 year 7 October 2020
27 Josh Cavallo Midfielder (Central) 2 years 11 May 2021
46 Joe Gauci Goalkeeper 2 years 25 May 2021

Coaching and support staff

Role Staff member
Head coach Template:Country data AUSTemplate:Namespace detect showall Carl Veart
Assistant coach Template:Country data AUSTemplate:Namespace detect showall Ross Aloisi
Assistant coach
Youth Football Head
Template:Country data BRATemplate:Namespace detect showall Ayrton Andrioli
Football Director Template:Country data AUSTemplate:Namespace detect showall Bruce Djite
Goalkeeper coach Template:Country data AUSTemplate:Namespace detect showall Eugene Galekovic
Strength & Conditioning Coach Template:Country data AUSTemplate:Namespace detect showall Django Gentilcore

Fixtures

The schedule for the A-League season was released on 24 November 2020. The league structure involved 26 rounds with 12 teams, where Adelaide United met Melbourne Victory, Perth Glory, Sydney FC, and Western Sydney Wanderers three times each.



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Throughout the campaign, Adelaide United achieved notable successes including a streak of six consecutive wins and important triumphs against rivals such as Sydney FC and Melbourne Victory. Ultimately, the team secured fifth place in the league standings and advanced to the semi-final stage of the A-League Finals.

Appearances and goals

Reflects all competitions. Players without any appearances are not listed.















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Disciplinary records

Covers all competitions. Sorted by jersey number when card totals are tied. Players with no disciplinary actions are excluded.









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