Fringe Socceroos midfielder Terry Antonis has inked a two-year deal with newly promoted Dutch club VVV Venlo.
Antonis, 23, joins the Eredivisie club from Greek outfit PAOK, having spent the second half of the 2016/17 season on loan at Western Sydney Wanderers.
The Sydney-born talent becomes VVV's third signing following their promotion, with German goalkeeper Lars Unnerstall and striker Tarik Tissoudali also joining.
Antonis underwent a medical on Friday and was presented to the club's fans in a 7-0 friendly win against Hout-Blerick on Saturday.
VVV-Venlo presenteerde tijdens de rust een nieuwe aanwinst: Terry Antonis. TERRY #WordtVVV pic.twitter.com/Sf01LGdpRu
— VVV-Venlo (@vvvvenlo) July 8, 2017
VVV football manager Stan Valckx told the club website: "He is a versatile midfielder who has qualities we need in the league."
The Dutch club has a history with Australian players with Cameron Watson, Travis Cooper and Harry Ascroft among their former players.
The 2017-18 Eredivisie commences on August 12 with VVV at home to Craig Goodwin's Sparta Rotterdam.
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