ASIA

In China, Shanghai Port's Aaron Mooy was on Socceroos duty.

In Hong Kong, Chris Chung made one sub appearance for HKFC.

In India, David Williams scored once across three starts for ATK Mohun Bagan, Tomislav Mrcela started once for East Bengal, and Dylan Fox scored once in two full games for FC Goa. Joel Chianese scored once and picked up two assists in four appearances for Hyderabad, Jordan Murray scored once across three starts for Jamshedpur, and Brad Inman made four appearances for Mumbai City. Patrick Flottman picked up one assist in six appearances for NorthEast United.

In Indonesia, Golgol Mebrahtu was an unused sub once for PSM Makassar, whilst Aaron Evans played three full games for PSS Slemen.

In the Japanese second tier, Fagiano Okayama's Mitch Duke was on Socceroos duty, whilst Thomas Deng signed for Albirex Niigata. In the third tier, Mohamed Adam signed for FC Imabari.

In Korea, Ben Halloran signed for first tier side FC Seoul.

In Kuwait, Kuwait SC's Ryan McGowan was on Socceroos duty.

In Saudi Arabia, Martin Boyle signed for first tier side Al-Faisaly.

In Thailand, Anthony Carter made two sub appearances for Bangkok United, whilst Joshua Grommen played three full games for Khonkaen United. In the second tier, Maxx Creevey started once for Khonkaen FC.

AFRICA

In South Africa, Abraham Majok signed for first tier side AmaZulu FC.

NORTH AMERICA

In the MLS, Brad Smith signed for DC United, whilst Milos Degenek signed for Columbus Crew, and was on Socceroos duty. In the second tier, Mitchell Osmond signed for Forward Madison FC.

Most of the information throughout this article would not have been possible without the work of Damian Davies.

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