Sydney FC is pleased to announce a new partnership with Power Potential, who will join the Club as the Official Physiotherapy and Recovery Partner of Sydney FC’s A-League Women’s team for the 2025/26 season.
The partnership reflects a shared commitment to elite athlete care, evidence-based performance, and the continued growth and professionalism of women’s football in Australia.
A Sydney-based provider of integrated physiotherapy, sports recovery and performance testing services, Power Potential will play a key role within Sydney FC’s high-performance program, delivering comprehensive physiotherapy support, injury management, performance assessment and specialised recovery services for the Sky Blues’ A-League Women’s squad throughout the season.
Sydney FC General Manager, Commercial & Marketing Matt Pound said the partnership aligns strongly with the Club’s focus on high-performance standards and player wellbeing.
“Power Potential brings an outstanding level of expertise, innovation and care to athlete performance and recovery, and we’re delighted to welcome them to the Sydney FC family,” Pound said.
“Ensuring our A-League Women’s players have access to world-class physiotherapy and recovery support is critical to our high-performance environment, and this partnership reinforces our commitment to setting the benchmark for women’s football in Australia.”
As part of the agreement, Power Potential will serve as the Club’s lead physiotherapy provider for the A-League Women, working closely with Sydney FC’s coaching and medical staff to support injury prevention, rehabilitation, return-to-play protocols and ongoing player monitoring across the season.
Power Potential Clinical Director Efrem Bunguric said the partnership was an exciting opportunity to support elite athletes at the highest level.
“Partnering with Sydney FC’s A-League Women’s team is an incredible opportunity to support elite athletes at the highest level of the game,” he said.
“Our team is committed to delivering world-class physiotherapy, injury prevention, recovery and performance optimisation so every player can compete with confidence throughout the season.”
Power Potential Chief Executive Officer George Psyhogios added that the collaboration highlights the organisation’s commitment to innovation and elite athlete care.
“At Power Potential, our mission is to redefine what is possible in physiotherapy and athlete care,” Psyhogios said.
“Partnering with Sydney FC’s A-League Women’s team allows us to showcase the depth of our expertise while supporting the continued growth and elevation of women’s sport in Australia.”
The partnership further strengthens Sydney FC’s investment in high-performance infrastructure and reinforces both organisations’ shared dedication to supporting the health, visibility and success of women’s football.
