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'Iconic' Maltese football club back at the top in Australia

Summary by Times of Malta
Mark Sultana, president of Caroline Springs George Cross Football Club, wears his passion for his team, and his Maltese identity, on his sleeve.“Whether we live abroad or not, we are Maltese,” the second-generation Maltese Australian says.Sultana is in Malta together with the club’s head of strategic development Adam Farrugia Borg, having just entered into a...

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'Iconic' Maltese football club back at the top in Australia

Mark Sultana, president of Caroline Springs George Cross Football Club, wears his passion for his team, and his Maltese identity, on his sleeve.“Whether we live abroad or not, we are Maltese,” the second-generation Maltese Australian says.Sultana is in Malta together with the club’s head of strategic development Adam Farrugia Borg, having just entered into a...

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Times of Malta broke the news in on Sunday, January 25, 2026.
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