The first squad of Arnie's reign sees new blood including Ben Garuccio, Kenneth Dougall, and Awer Mabil rewarded for their sound performances for their respective clubs in Europe.

There are also recalls for Bailey Wright, Mustafa Amini, Mitchell Duke, Apostolos Giannou, Ajdin Hrustic, Mitchell Langerak, Alex Gersbach, and Aleksandar Susnjar.

Dutch-based duo John Iredale and Denis Genreau, who are both eligible for the Young Socceroos and Australian U23 National Team, will also be given the chance to impress while learning from Arnold and his staff as the Socceroos return to the same training facilities they used before Russia 2018.

Arnold said he’s eager to spend time with the players in Antalya ahead of games in October and November and the Asian Cup which kicks off in the United Arab Emirates in January.

“Next week’s camp in Turkey marks the start of a new phase for the Socceroos,” said Arnold.

“While we will have numerous field, tactical, and video sessions during the seven days that we are together in Turkey, we will also spend plenty of time off the pitch discussing our individual and team objectives and identity.

“As an organisation we’ve made the decision to take this camp close to the bulk of the players involved.

"This will lighten the travel load on the majority of the group, ensuring that they arrive in camp and back at their clubs as fresh as possible.

“The 31 players we have invited to Antalya will be the first to receive an opportunity to work with us, but we have a long list of players that we are monitoring and we will continue to assess them as we seek to add to the depth of the team."

The Socceroos will play an international friendly match in the Middle East in October, before returning to home soil in November for two international friendly fixtures.

The first match under Arnold in Australia will be played on Saturday, 17 November against Korea Republic at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane.

Socceroos 31-Player Squad – Training Camp – Antalya, Turkey (3-11 September 2018)

Name

Club, Country

A-International Caps (Goals)

Mustafa AMINI

Aarhus Gymnastikforening, Denmark

2 (0)

Daniel ARZANI

Celtic, Scotland

5 (1)

Aziz BEHICH

Bursaspor, Turkey

26 (2)

Milos DEGENEK

Red Star Belgrade, Serbia

18 (0)

Kenneth DOUGALL

Barnsley, England

0 (0)

Mitchell DUKE

Shimizu S-Pulse, Japan

4 (2)

Ben GARUCCIO

Heart of Midlothian, Scotland

0 (0)

Denis GENREAU

PEC Zwolle, Netherlands

0 (0)

Alex GERSBACH

Rosenborg BK, Norway

4 (0)

Apostolos GIANNOU

AEK Larnaca, Cyprus

5 (0)

Ajdin HRUSTIC

FC Groningen, Netherlands

1 (0)

John IREDALE

SC Heerenveen, Netherlands

0 (0)

Jackson IRVINE

Hull City, England

22 (2)

Mile JEDINAK

Aston Villa, England

79 (20)

Brad JONES (Gk)

Al-Nasr Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

6 (0)

Tomi JURIC

FC Luzern, Switzerland

38 (8)

Matthew JURMAN

Al-Ittihad Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

4 (0)

Robbie KRUSE

VfL Bochum, Germany

67 (5)

Mitchell LANGERAK (Gk)

Nagoya Grampus, Japan

8 (0)

Massimo LUONGO

Queens Park Rangers, England

36 (5)

Awer MABIL

FC Midtylland, Denmark

0 (0)

Jamie MACLAREN

Hibernian, Scotland

6 (0)

Mark MILLIGAN

Hibernian, Scotland

71 (6)

Aaron MOOY

Huddersfield Town, England

37 (5)

Dimi PETRATOS

Newcastle Jets, Australia

2 (0)

Josh RISDON

Western Sydney Wanderers, Australia

11 (0)

Mathew RYAN (Gk)

Brighton & Hove Albion, England

47 (0)

Trent SAINSBURY

PSV Eindhoven, Netherlands

38 (3)

Aleksandar SUSNJAR

MŠK Žilina, Slovakia

1 (0)

Daniel VUKOVIC (Gk)

KRC Genk, Belgium

1 (0)

Bailey WRIGHT

Bristol City, England

22 (1)


Caltex Socceroos v Korea Republic (International Friendly)
Date: Saturday, 17 November 2018
Venue: Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane, Queensland
Kick-off: 6.50pm (local); 7.50pm (AEDT)