Player Profile
Brett Holman
Brett Holman
Date of Birth
27 Mar 1984
Place of Birth
Sydney
Height
177
Weight
75
Current Club
AZ Alkmaar (Netherlands)
Previous Clubs
2000-2002 Parramatta Power (Australia)
2002-2006 Excelsior (Netherlands)
Junior Clubs
Gladesville Hornsby Reps (NSW)
Major Honours Achieved
2001 FIFA U-17 World Championship (Trinidad & Tobago)
2004 Olympic Games finals (Athens)
2007 Asian Cup finals

Qantas Socceroos
Playing Position
Midfielder
Appearances
29
Goals
1
Debut Match
v Bahrain (W3-1), Manama (BHR), February 2006
Last Match
v Oman, (W 2-1), Asian Cup qualifier, Muscat (OMN), November 2009
Qantas Under 23s
Playing Position
Striker
Appearances
16
Goals
6
Debut Match
v Spain (L0-1), Friendly, Lorca (SPN), April 2003
Last Match
v Iraq (L0-1), Olympic Games (Q/F), Greece, August 2004
Qantas Joeys
Playing Position
Striker
Appearances
10
Goals
3
Debut Match
v Papua New Guinea (W7-0), Samoa, December 2000
Last Match
v Nigeria (L1-5), World Youth Cup (Q/F), Trinidad & Tobago, September 2001

Biography

Qantas Socceroos
A former Under 17 and Under 23 Australian international, who has earned a call up after consistently finding the back of the net for his Dutch 2nd Division side Excelsior. Burst onto the scene as a 17-year-old with Parramatta Power with five goals in 11 games. He was quickly snapped up by Dutch giant Feyenoord and was loaned out to Excelsior, who at the time were also in the Dutch 1st Division. Despite his young age, he played many first team games in that first season, although Excelsior were relegated. Stayed with them to gain first team football and was over the next three seasons among their most consistent performers in front of goal. Secured a move to 1st Division side NEC Nijmegen and is a regular first team member. Scored his first international goal against China in 2007, the first of hopefully many for the national team. Can play either as an attacking midfielder or striker; is strong, aggressive, very quick and a good finisher inside the penalty box. His performances for NEC saw him move to top Dutch club AZ Alkmaar and while he found his appearances limited in his first year there, did manage to pick up a League title winners medal.
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