Steve Corica resigns from Auckland FC
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Auckland FC’s inaugural Head Coach Steve Corica has made the decision to leave the club.
Corica joined Auckland FC in January 2024, becoming the club’s first-ever Head Coach. After two impressive seasons, he will leave Auckland FC to pursue an opportunity overseas.
Majority owner, Bill Foley, recruited Corica as an experienced Head Coach who understood the A-League, the players, and knew how to win trophies.
Foley was quick to praise Corica.
“Right from the start, we wanted to set Auckland FC up with the best coach in the A-League, and Steve was the obvious candidate. He had won it as a player and as a coach at Sydney FC.
“He was also committed to launching the club into the community, building a team that would be competitive from the start and creating pathways for talented young players.
“We wish Steve all the best in his new role, and he is always welcome back at the Black Knights.”
Corica departs, leaving his mark on Auckland, having delivered two major trophies in his two seasons – 24/25 Premiers and 25/26 Champions.
His record in charge stands at 62 matches played, 33 wins, 18 draws, 11 losses.