Brian Kaltak earns spot in PFA “Team of the Year” for second consecutive season in A-League

Brian Kaltak, the 30-year-old central defender from Vanuatu and standout player for the Central Coast Mariners, has once again been honored with a spot in the Professional Footballers Australia (PFA) “Team of the Year”. This marks the second consecutive season that Kaltak has received this accolade, proving his exceptional performances and consistent contributions on the field.

Kaltak has been a key figure for the Mariners, whose stellar season saw them clinch both the Premier’s Plate and the AFC Cup. His solid defensive skills have been instrumental in the team’s success, providing a reliable backbone that has allowed the Mariners to dominate their competitions.

Under Kaltak’s leadership, the Mariners have excelled, not only securing top honors but also establishing themselves as strong contenders for retaining the A-League title. His ability to read the game, coupled with his physical presence has made him an indispensable part of the team.

Kaltak’s recognition by the PFA underscores his impact and value – a proof that there’s a lot of talent to be developed in South Pacific Islands. The votes were given by A-League players – as the Professional Footballers Australia is the union of the local players in the country – and awarded the Vanuatu national team captain again.

As the Mariners look ahead for A-League play-offs, aiming to defend their A-League title, Kaltak’s presence will be crucial. His experience, coupled with his proven track record of excellence, provides the team with a solid foundation upon which to build further successes.

Brian Kaltak’s repeated inclusion in the PFA “Team of the Year” highlights his significant achievements and contributions to Australian football. As he continues to lead by example, his influence on the Mariners and the league as a whole remains profoundly positive.