Midfielder Alana Murphy

  • D.O.B. 21/9/05
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Biography

Australian Cap Number: 235

Debut: 23-Feb-2025 v USA (in Glendale) SheBelieves Cup (L2-1) age 19

Caps (Goals): 5 (0)

Current Club: Nottingham Forest F.C.

Previous Club: Melbourne Victory & SC Sand

Junior Club/Member Federation: Langwarrin Soccer Club / Football VIC

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