Jordan Holmes

An experienced Australian goalkeeper with an impressive international football background, Jordan Holmes brings composure, leadership and a wealth of professional experience to the Western Sydney Wanderers.

Born in Sydney, Holmes began his football journey with Rockdale City Suns and Sydney United before making the move to England at just 16 years of age, signing with AFC Bournemouth in 2013.

During his seven years with Bournemouth, Holmes experienced the club’s remarkable rise through English football, progressing from League One to the Championship and ultimately the Premier League. His time abroad also included spells with Eastbourne Borough, St Mirren and Ebbsfleet United, providing valuable experience across English and Scottish football.

Holmes returned to Australia in 2021, joining Brisbane Roar, where he made 37 A-League Men appearances across two seasons before continuing his career with Queensland National Premier Leagues side Rochedale Rovers.

On the international stage, Holmes represented Australia at youth level, earning selection for both the Young Socceroos and Olyroos. His international career reached a significant milestone when he was selected in Australia’s squad for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, representing his country on one of the world’s biggest sporting stages.

In August 2024, Holmes returned to his Western Sydney roots, signing with the Wanderers ahead of the 2024/25 A-League Men campaign. His arrival brought valuable experience and depth to the club’s goalkeeping department.

His contribution to the squad was rewarded in June 2025 with a contract extension keeping him at the Wanderers until the end of the 2026/27 season.

Known for his commanding presence, professionalism and composure under pressure, Holmes provides experience and competition within the Red & Black goalkeeping ranks, continuing to play an important role both on and off the pitch.