Dino Kresinger and Mateo Poljak have become the first ever foreign signings for Western Sydney Wanderers.

Kresinger has long been linked with the club, and has finally been able to overcome his visa issues to link up with the squad. He is a Croatian journeyman striker having played for 5 clubs over the course of his career. The 30 year old last played at Cibalia where he scored 21 goals in 68 games.

Poljak is a 22 year old central midfielder who looks like he can distribute while still working hard in defense. He has spent the majority of his young career with Lokomotiva Zagreb, on loan from Dinamo Zagreb.

Both players have junior representative honours for Croatia.

This fills two of the five international playing slots and brings the number of players signed for the Wanderers up to 15 and balances the squad nicely at this stage. Poljak and Kresinger look like they will be slotting into the first team immediately.

The Western Sydney Wanderers have announced they are going to unveil two international signings tomorrow at 10am.

The first is widely expected to be Dino Kresinger who has been said to already have signed for the club, passed his physical and has sorted his visa problems but questions remain over the second signing.