Bobo returns to Sydney to replace the departed Adam Le Fondre, who left the club at the end of last season having helped Corica’s team to back-to-back A-League Championships.

The 35-year-old Brazilian was the A-League’s leading scorer in the 2017-18 season, netting 27 times in 27 league games as well as claiming a further nine goals in 10 games in the FFA Cup and the AFC Champions League.

The Islamic Republic of Iran clubside garnered 51.14 percent of the 1,468,693 votes cast to emerge top after months of domestic polls and four regional finals.

The most popular club in our IR Iran poll, as well as our Central and South Asian regional poll, Tabriz-based Tractor had to see off some of the biggest names in Asian club football and the-AFC.com extend our congratulations to them.

Check out the eight clubs who made the final and results below. Thank you for voting.

Yokohama F. Marinos' Theerathon topped the second semi-final with 45.75 percent of the votes with Al Nassr's Ol Obaid finishing second with 18.67 percent. Persepolis FC's Abdi Qara finished third with 17.98 percent.

Abdi Qara will have two goals in contention in the final after topping Semi-final One with Esteghlal FC's Cheick Diabate and Al Nassr's Abderrazak Hamdallah, the 2020 AFC Champions League top scorer with seven goals, also in the running.

Check out the Semi-final Two nominees and results below. The final kicks off on Friday at 16:00 (UTC+8) so don't forget to vote for your best goal of the 2020 AFC Champions League.

But despite missing their biggest international matches of the year during a two-month lockdown, China PR’s playmaker will still end 2020 as a champion.

In the latest edition of the-AFC.com’s GameChangers series, China’s star midfielder opens up on leading her city to a priceless league title, and what she learned from being the only Chinese player in one of the world’s biggest leagues.

Mitoma struck in the 55th minute as Kawasaki Frontale added the Emperor's Cup to the 2020 J1 League title which they had clinched in emphatic fashion for their first domestic double.

The club made the announcement on social media on Friday, with the former Belgian side Antwerp's coach replacing Vitor Pereira at the SIPG helm.

The 24-year-old midfielder joins Qatar SC after three successful seasons with Persepolis, having helped them win three Iran Pro League titles, the Hazfi Cup and Iran Super Cup.