Swedish striker Ola Toivonen confirms he will leave Melbourne Victory before the planned resumption of the A-League season, leaving the club in the market for a new coach and a new captain.
Melbourne Victory are looking for a new captain, with Ola Toivonen announcing his departure from the struggling A-League giants.Toivonen scored 25 goals in his 40 games with the club, and has been one of the A-League's best players during his stayVictory is also looking for a new head coach after interim boss Carlos Salvachua left the club last week
A member of Sweden's 2018 World Cup squad, Toivonen lived up to his star billing at Victory with 25 goals in 40 appearances for the club.
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