About Morgan Aquino
Born 2001. Morgan Aquino is an Australian association football player.
Morgan Elizabeth Aquino is an Australian professional soccer player who plays as goalkeeper for the Australia national team. She has previously played for A-League clubs Perth Glory FC, where she won a A-League Women Golden Glove award, and Brisbane Roar FC, as well as American USL Super League club DC Power FC.
Early life Aquino started playing football alternating between goalkeeper and striker. She was scouted by then Western Australia state coach Elisa D'Ovideo, who selected her for the under-13 state team.
Club career Aquino started her professional career at her hometown club of Perth Glory, but did not make an appearance until January 2020, coming on as a half time substitute against Western Sydney Wanderers. She made three appearances before signing for Brisbane Roar for the 2020β21 season.
Aquino returned to Perth Glory the following season having made four appearances for the Roar, on a long-term deal. From then on, she started making more regular appearances for the club, sharing goalkeeping duties with her fellow goalkeepers Courtney Newbon and Sarah Langman.
Having established herself as Perth's first choice goalkeeper, Aquino went on to have a breakout season during the 2023β24 campaign. She played in every game and made a record 126 saves with a save percentage of 81.1%, which was the most of any goalkeeper in the league. Her efforts this season earned her a place in both the PFA and A-League Women's teams of the season.
In July 2024, Aquino left Perth Glory to pursue an opportunity in the United States, joining USL Super League club DC Power FC as part of their inaugural playing roster for the 2024β25 season. She soon became the club's first-choice goalkeeper, starting the majority of Power FC's games in its first season of play. The following season, Aquino was named to the USL Super League Team of the Month for February 2026 after starting and playing the entirety of all of DC's matches to that point. After her contract expired at the conclusion of the 2025β26 campaign, Aquino departed from Power FC.
International career Aquino has been called up to the Junior and Young Matildas squads, On 15 May 2024, Aquino was called up to the U-23 Matildas squad for the upcoming Four Nations Tournament in Sweden.
In November 2024, Aquino received her first senior call up to the Australian national team.
Honours Club Perth Glory W-League Championship runner-up: 2018β19
Individual PFA A-League Women's Team of the Season: 2023β24 Perth Glory A-League Women Members' Player of the Season: 2023β24 Perth Glory A-League Women Players' Player of the Season: 2023β24
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Who is Morgan Aquino?
Australian association football player
When was Morgan Aquino born?
Morgan Aquino was born on 4 August 2001.
What is Morgan Aquino's occupation?
Morgan Aquino is an association football player.
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Morgan Aquino is Australian.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Morgan Aquino. https://biography.guide/morgan-aquino/
MLA: "Morgan Aquino." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/morgan-aquino/.
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