About
Mile Jedinak is an Australian professional football coach and former player, primarily known for his role as a defensive midfielder. Born on August 3, 1984, Jedinak captained the Australian national team, the Socceroos, and played a crucial role in their successes, including qualifying for multiple World Cups. He played club football for teams in Australia, Turkey, England, and Saudi Arabia. Currently, he serves as an assistant coach for the Australian men's national team, contributing his expertise to the next generation of players.
Career Timeline
Move to Central Coast Mariners
Jedinak moves to Australia. This increased his exposure and helped build his profile.
Joins Crystal Palace
Jedinak joined Crystal Palace in England, becoming a key player and significantly increasing his earnings and fame.
Captains Crystal Palace
Appointed as captain, solidifying his leadership and importance to the team.
World Cup Captain
Captained Australia at the FIFA World Cup, boosting his international recognition.
Moves to Aston Villa
Transferred to Aston Villa, continuing his career in English football.
Retires from Professional Football
Ended his playing career, transitioning towards coaching.
Assistant Coach of Australia
Serving as an assistant coach for the Australian national team. His wealth remains stable through coaching salary and investments.
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Last updated: February 25, 2026