Central Coast Mariners is set to embark on a new journey under the ownership of TSG, a privately-owned international sports business.

What is TSG?

TSG, or Total Soccer Growth Holdings, is the majority shareholder of English Championship side Queens Park Rangers and owns a stake in MLS side Los Angeles FC.

Why Central Coast Mariners?

The Mariners represent a strong football community with a proud fanbase and a history of producing Australian talent, aligning with TSG's core values.

What's the investment strategy?

TSG is committed to building a sustainable, competitive football club on the Central Coast, with investments in the Academy and player development pathways.

As of 27 Jun 2026, Central Coast Mariners stands 9th in the A-League with 32 points from 26 games, having scored 35 goals and conceded 42. The team is 16 points behind leaders Newcastle Jets and is coming off a recent form of 1W-2D-2L, having lost the last two matches.

What does this mean for fans and members?

TSG is committed to the fan community and will engage with supporter groups early in the transition, with more details on next season's plans to follow.

Future of the A-League Women's team

The APL is working to secure a new investor for the A-League Women's team to enable participation in the 2026-27 season.

Impact on the Academy and youth programmes

The Academy is fully part of the acquisition and is an important part of the club's identity, with no disruption anticipated to existing plans.

What's next for players and coaching staff?

Matt Simon will remain as Mariners' Sporting Director, working to build a strong playing group and coaching staff for the 2026-27 season.

Transition details

TSG takes operational control of the club from 1 July 2026, with the APL supporting the transition to ensure continuity.