Prepare your ears, Socceroos fans - the first Socceroos podcast is coming on Wednesday!
In the first of our new series, we caught up with Aarhus midfielder Mustafa Amini.
Amini shares tears of joy over becoming a father for the first time, and discusses what it is like raising his child amid the global COVID-19 pandemic, and how his teammates are staying positive in trying times.
The former Central Coast Mariners man also reveals a sleepless night after learning of his first Socceroos start, and talks about a harrowing 14-hour flight to Dubai when he left home to join Borussia Dortmund as an 18-year-old.
FEATURE: Irvine remembers the 'most exciting game I have ever played'
MESSAGE FROM FFA CEO: James Johnson’s message to Australia’s football family
Amini talks about loneliness, the tough grind of establishing himself as a top-flight European footballer, and pays tribute to the family sacrifices that have made him who he is today.
He also shares his some of his favourite Socceroos memories - including what he did when Tim Cahill scored that famous double against Japan at the 2006 FIFA World Cup - and sheds light on what it is like to be inside Australian national team camp under former Mariners mentor Graham Arnold.
Stay tuned!
FEATURE: 'Like being in the Socceroos': Family environment helping Mabil during lockdown
PAUL WADE: Socceroos legend talks Maradona, Aloisi's penalty and captaining Australia
