Duke to retire from Socceroos after World Cup bid
Mitch Duke will retire from international football this year, but is still hopeful of being part of Australia's FIFA World Cup squad.
Duke to retire from Socceroos after World Cup bid
Mitch Duke will retire from international football this year, but is still hopeful of being part of Australia's FIFA World Cup squad.
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