‘Time for a new chapter’: Socceroos great Mile Jedinak calls it a day – Fox Sports

Jedinak has not played a professional match since September 2018 and on Saturday morning he announced his retirement on social media, declaring its now time for a new chapter.
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I was a young boy from Western Sydney with a dream to play professional football, he posted on Instagram, alongside a picture of himself as a child.
My journey to reach that goal was full of so many experiences, challenges and memories that will always be cherished. I want to thank all the clubs I represented for allowing me the opportunity to do so.
Coaches, staff, teammates, supporters you all played your part so thank you. A huge thank you to my whole family for supporting me through the years, special mention to my parents for showing me the values and belief in order for me to chase my Dream.
Last but not least to my wife and children thank you for being my biggest fans its meant the world. To my boys, dream big and never stop chasing your dreams.
Its now time for a new chapter.
Mile Jedinak has called it a day.Source: Getty Images
Jedinaks last match was for Aston Villa in the 2018-19 season, helping the Birmingham side earn promotion to the Premier League.
The midfielder was a part of the Central Coast Marins Premiers Plate campaign in 2008 and central to Crystal Palaces promotion to the Premier League, making 165 appearances for the London side between 2011 and 2016.
He featured at three World Cups and played 79 matches for Australia before bowing out of international football in October 2018.

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