Musa Toure is the latest Australian to call Randers home after sealing a move to the Danish club, where he will have the chance to play alongside his brother Mohamed.
Musa Toure has signed a deal with the Danish outfit until 2028 after completing a transfer from French Ligue 2 side Clermont on Tuesday.
The former Adelaide United striker, 19, will get the chance to team up with older brother Mohamed, who has scored four goals in 15 games for Randers this campaign.
Randers are third in the Danish SuperLiga - one win off top spot - and boast ex-Melbourne Victory goalkeeper Paul Izzo among a squad with an increasingly Australian flavour.
They have also added Macarthur defender Oli Jones to their ranks during the January transfer window.
Back on Australian shores, meanwhile, Sydney FC have turned Alex Popovic's loan move into a permanent deal.
Popovic, 22, has signed a three-and-a-half-year contract with the Sky Blues after leaving Gwanju in South Korea.
"He has shown maturity, composure and technical ability and will be key to our defensive structure going forward," said Sydney boss Ufuk Talay.
"He's only going to get better from here and has all the attributes to achieve great things in his career."
