Brisbane's marquee man was this morning named in Pim Verbeek's squad to take on the Netherlands in a friendly next week ahead of a crucial Asian Cup qualifier against Oman.

After a seven-month absence from the squad, Moore said linking up with the national team again would give the 33-year-old a lift which he could bring back to his club.

"It's fantastic being involved with the national team," he said. "We have a strong group of players that really enjoy coming back and working hard for one another and continually looking to improve ourselves as a team.

"So it's great and then you can bring that back to your club. You have a spring in your step and those experiences hopefully then rub onto the players here at your club as well."

Moore said focusing on his job at the club was key to keeping alive his dream of joining the Socceroos at next year's World Cup in South Africa.

"To be honest I don't even think about it," he said. "I just concentrate on what I'm doing week in, week out here at the Roar and I'm confident if I do that and steer clear of injury then I'm still good enough."

Moore remains focused on Roar's match away to Melbourne Victory on Saturday night.

Melbourne's highly-rated attack will give the former Rangers captain a good workout a week ahead of the match against the Netherlands in the same stadium.

Moore added: "But I'm confident that if you limit the supply to Archie Thompson, you keep (Carlos) Hernandez quiet and you limit Kevin Muscat's distribution I believe you do stop Melbourne.

 "That's easy for me to sit here and say that, you need to put that into practice and do it on the particular day."

Brisbane Roar's match against Melbourne Victory kicks off at 7.30pm (AEST) Saturday at Etihad Stadium.