Former Adelaide United midfielder Louis D’Arrigo has been awarded the Dylan Tombides Medal for his exemplary commitment to and performances as an Australia’s youth international.
The prestigious award was first introduced in 2019 by Professional Footballers Australia (PFA) and Football Australia, and is bestowed to a player who has exemplified high standards, commitment and courage while representing the Joeys, Young Socceroos or Olyroos.
The medal is named in honour of Dylan Tombides, a former Australian youth international who tragically passed away at just 20 years of age in 2014, after a three-year battle with testicular cancer.
On the books at West Ham United and a highly-rated Australian prospect at the time of his passing, Tombides’ legacy lives on through the DT38 Foundation, the Dylan Tombides Medal, and in the hearts and memories of Australian…
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