Rafael Struick clubless after leaving Brisbane Roar

Rafael Struick is currently facing a new phase in his career — he is now clubless after parting ways with Brisbane Roar.

The Leidschendam native previously started his professional career at ADO Den Haag academy — where he managed to break into the first team. His decision to seek new experiences led him to Brisbane Roar, but his journey in Australia didn’t go as planned.

Struick’s statistics at Brisbane Roar were minimal — recording only 10 appearances with one goal. His position in the Indonesian national team has also been displaced after coach Patrick Kluivert preferred Ole Romeny as the primary choice.

Struick’s main focus now is finding a new club that can provide more playing opportunities — crucial considering his young age for continued development.