Aligned clubs Melbourne City and Manchester City have shuffled their squads to send Aaron Mooy to England and land Anthony Caceres and Luke Brattan in the A-League.In an anticipated move, Mooy has signed a multi-year deal with the English Premier League club while Caceres and Brattan move on loan for the 2016/17 season.The deal allows the three Australian midfielders to find homes that suit their footballing abilities.Mooy outgrew the A-League in two seasons in Melbourne.He claimed Citys player-of-the-year award both years and set a new league benchmark of 21 assists in Citys record-breaking 2015/16 campaign.It also established him as a firm favourite of Socceroos boss Ange Postecoglou, featuring in World Cup qualifiers.But Mooy is unlikely to contend for a first-team role under Pep Guardiola in Manchester.Its understood the 25-year-old will be loaned out, as Brattan was on his arrival, to Englands second tier or a European league to continue his development.Brian Marwood, chief executive for City Football Group (CFG) which owns both clubs, said Mooy was an extremely talented player which CFG was keen to retain.Aarons move to Manchester allows us to further expose him to a high standard of opportunities to ensure his professional growth, he said.The move isnt Mooys first venture to Europe.He was a youth player at Bolton Wanderers, graduating to senior football at Scottish club St Mirren before returning to Australia as a foundation signing under Tony Popovic at Western Sydney.The loan moves between CFG clubs have previously been criticised as gaming the system, without breaking any rules, but will allow Melbourne City to fill the hole left by Mooys departure.Caceres, 23, returns for a second loan in Melbourne after leaving Central Coast in January in a deal widely seen as a way to ensure the Mariners received a fee for a prized asset.Brattan moved to the EPL giants in October last year from Brisbane Roar and was loaned to Bolton.But he never played a competitive minute for either club and the 26-year-old gets a chance to restart his career under John van t Schip.Brattan spoke glowingly of his time in English football.Thanks to my time at the City Football Academy, I have never felt more prepared for a season, he said.Im delighted to be joining Melbourne City ahead of what Im sure will be a really exciting season and I cant wait to get started. 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A big centre with all the tools to be an elite player, Johansen paced the Blue Jackets with a standout game Saturday night. He had a goal and two assists for a career-high three points as Columbus beat the New York Islanders 5-2 to snap a five-game losing streak. TWICKENHAM, London -- Michael Cheika has challenged his Australia side to develop more of a cutting edge ahead of their end-of-year tour to the northern hemisphere.Cheika, who saw his side beat Argentina 33-21 at Twickenham on Saturday, is switching his immediate focus to the final Bledisloe Cup match against the All Blacks in a fortnight but their five-Test November tour is firmly on his radar.They finished the Rugby Championship with three wins from six and improved after a dismal start which saw them fall to two heavy defeats to the All Blacks. Those back-to-back losses came off the back of their 3-0 series defeat at home to England and when Australia return to the northern hemisphere to face Wales, Scotland, France, Ireland and Eddie Jones side over consecutive weekends, Cheika wants his team to have a bit more menace about them.I just want to have a bit more edge around everything, said Cheika. We need to start chasing what we want out of a game a little bit harder.Saturdays victory takes their tally to three wins this calendar year with their form still short of where they were when they reached the World Cup final last year.It has been a year of transition for the Wallabies with 11 players absent from the side that reached last years showpiece final.ddddddddddddThe teams been changing so much, I probably didnt realise it would change as much as it has, Cheika said. Looking at the side that finished against Argentina, if you had predicted that a year ago people would have said you were mad.A number of guys have stood up, especially the young ones, and we are creating some competition. That should help us bring the edge I am looking for in what will be a special tour for us.One of those players he blooded was centre Samu Kerevi who made his debut in the first against England back in June. He grabbed a try double against Argentina on Saturday and hopes the team will put right some wrongs on their tour later in the year.We will be a lot more confident against England in December than we were in the summer, when we were a young team with a number of debutants, Kerevi said. We will be a different team and we showed our defensive structures have improved when we held our line on the two occasions we had a player in the sin-bin. ' ' '