Noah Botic, the Australian-Croatian striker, has joined FK Austria Wien from Western United. He has signed a three-year contract until the summer of 2028. Botic expressed his excitement about joining the club and playing in Europe, which has been his dream. Manuel Ortlechner, the sporting director, praised Botic as a young, complete striker with a great scoring instinct. The club managed to secure his transfer despite competition from Germany.

Noah Botic, a striker, scored 16 goals in 29 appearances in the top Australian league for Western United FC last season. He is expected to join FK Austria Wien for their training camp.

Noah Botic is also a target for FK Austria Wien. His contract with Western United expires in the summer, allowing him to join Austria Wien on a free transfer. Botic could fill one of the striker positions at Austria Wien, offering a cost-effective alternative to Maurice Malone and Nik Prelec. His previous experience in European football includes playing for TSG Hoffenheim's U19 team. Both FC St. Pauli and Austria Wien are interested in signing him, as reported by Fotbol Australia.

Kicker reports on FC St. Pauli's interest in signing Australian forward Noah Botic. Noah Botic, an Australian forward with a history at Hoffenheim, is being targeted by FC St. Pauli. He has performed well in the current season for Western United, scoring 12 goals and assisting 6 in 26 matches. Botic aims to return to Europe, and he is available for a bargain price of approximately 300,000 euros.