Sydney FC Bolster Attack with ‘Livewire’ Farrow Amid Vine Departure Sydney FC have strengthened their attacking ranks with the signing of former Brisbane Roar winger Callum Farrow, following the departure of English import Joe Vine. Farrow, 24, earned the nickname “livewire” for his electrifying pace and ability to create chances out of nothing. He joins Sydney FC on a two-year deal after a successful spell with the Roar, where he scored 11 goals in 53 appearances. Sydney FC manager Steve Corica hailed Farrow’s signing as a “real coup” for the club. “Callum is a player who has been on our radar for a while,” Corica said. “He’s a very talented winger with a lot of pace and skill. He’s also a hard worker and has a good attitude.” Farrow’s arrival comes as Sydney FC bid farewell to Vine, who has returned to England after one season in Australia. Vine struggled to find his best form in Sydney, scoring just three goals in 18 appearances. “We would like to thank Joe for his contribution to the club,” Corica said. “He’s a great professional and we wish him all the best for the future.” With Farrow now on board, Sydney FC boast one of the most exciting attacking line-ups in the A-League. He will line up alongside the likes of Adam Le Fondre, Kosta Barbarouses, and Milos Ninkovic. Sydney FC will begin their A-League campaign on October 29 when they host Wellington Phoenix at Kogarah Oval. Farrow is expected to make his debut for the club in that match.Sydney FC Acquires Millie Farrow to Fill Cortnee Vine VoidSydney FC Acquires Millie Farrow to Fill Cortnee Vine Void Sydney FC has signed Perth Glory striker Millie Farrow on a one-year deal to fill the void left by outgoing Matilda Cortnee Vine. Vine recently departed Sydney for a contract with the National Women’s Soccer League’s North Carolina Courage, leaving a void in the Sky Blues’ attacking ranks. Farrow, an English forward, arrives from Perth Glory, where she scored seven goals and provided four assists in 22 matches. Prior to joining Perth, she played for Chelsea, Crystal Palace, Reading, Bristol City, and North Carolina. “Sydney FC are the benchmark each season and it’s an honor to be joining Australia’s most successful club,” said Farrow. “I’m excited to play with the championship winners and determined to help this club defend its title and reach an eighth consecutive grand final.” Sydney coach Ante Juric is confident that Farrow can become a star in the A-League Women with the Sky Blues. “Millie is a livewire forward who has all the attributes to score a lot of goals for Sydney FC,” said Juric. “She is a winner.”Sydney FC have bolstered their attacking stocks with the signing of young forward Adrian Farrow from Melbourne Victory. Farrow, 20, has been a revelation for Victory this season, scoring four goals in 12 appearances. The ‘livewire’ joins Sydney on a two-year deal, with an option for a third year. He will fill the void left by veteran striker Andrew Vine, who departed for Wellington Phoenix earlier this month. Farrow is expected to make his Sydney debut in the club’s FFA Cup semi-final against Melbourne City on Wednesday. Sydney FC coach Steve Corica said he was delighted to add Farrow to his squad. “Adrian is a young player with a lot of potential,” Corica said. “He’s quick, skilful and has an eye for goal. He’s also a hard worker and always gives 100 per cent.” Farrow said he was excited to join Sydney FC. “Sydney FC is a big club with a great history,” Farrow said. “I’m looking forward to playing in front of the Sydney fans and helping the team achieve success.”