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See the full story · 1 sourcesZac Sapsford is loving the influx of players from down under at Tannadice.
The Australian striker joined Dundee United last summer and now has company in fellow countrymen Daniel Bennie, Lachlan Rose and Joshua Rawlins, plus New Zealander Jesse Randall.
"I am shocked at how many we are getting, it is amazing," said 23-year-old Sapsford.
"I am always happy to have more Australians here, it makes you feel a bit more at home and hearing that familiar accent is always nice.
"They are going to be good players for us this season as well so it will be amazing."
United are targeting an opening-night scalp when they host Rangers on Friday and are determined to ensure a better season than last term's seventh-place finish.
Sapsford said: "Our target will be top six this season, like last season, but obviously we fell a bit short of that.
"We can potentially get into those European positions and that all starts this Friday night.
"[Last season] we dropped a lot of points in times where we probably shouldn't have, and silly mistakes or not taking our chances. All those kind of things you learn from and hopefully six."
Having netted 11 goals in his debut campaign in Scotland, Sapsford has made a good start to this one, scoring three during United's Premier Sports Cup group campaign.
He said: "Every attacker wants to start the season well and I want to continue doing that."
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