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Kerr captaincy question not the focus for Australia interim boss Sermanni

Summary by Channel News Asia

MELBOURNE : Australia caretaker coach Tom Sermanni has no idea whether striker Sam Kerr will resume the captaincy following her court case and is also in the dark about his own future as the Matildas prepare for the SheBelieves Cup in the United States.Australia will compete in the four-team tournament al

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Coach calls Kerr captaincy call ‘irrelevant’

Matildas interim coach Tom Sermanni has played down the importance of whether Sam Kerr should wear the captain’s armband.

2 days ago

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ABC Australia

Sermanni calls discussions about Kerr's Matildas captaincy future 'irrelevant'

Tom Sermanni insists discussions surrounding whether Sam Kerr will retain the Matildas captaincy is "irrelevant" as he may not be around when she returns.

3 days ago·Australia

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

Soccer-Kerr captaincy question not the focus for Australia interim boss Sermanni

MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australia caretaker coach Tom Sermanni has no idea whether striker Sam Kerr will resume the captaincy following her court case and is also in the dark about his own future as the Matildas prepare for the SheBelieves Cup in the United States. Read full story

3 days ago·Malaysia

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Channel News Asia

Kerr captaincy question not the focus for Australia interim boss Sermanni

3 days ago·Singapore

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7NEWS Australia

Frustrated Matildas shut down ‘irrelevant’ Sam Kerr talk

‘She’s been injured for 13 months, hasn’t played an international for 16 months.’

3 days ago·Australia

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The West Australian

Why Kerr captaincy discussion is ‘irrelevant’ for Matildas boss

Tom Sermanni insists discussions surrounding whether Sam Kerr will retain the Matildas captaincy is "irrelevant" as he may not be around when she returns.

3 days ago·Australia

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