Besart Berisha to leave Brisbane Roar for Melbourne Victory at season's end Brisbane Roar striker Besart Berisha will make a shock move to the Melbourne Victory at the end of the season. Besart Berisha will join Melbourne Victory at the end of the current season. MELBOURNE Victory has pulled off a huge coup, signing lethal striker Besart Berisha from A-League rivals Brisbane. Victory revealed the switch will take place at the end of the current season, with the 28-year-old will fill the Club's International Marquee spot for the next two seasons. As some Roar fans accused him of disloyalty, and Roar coach Mike Mulvey said the club tried to keep him but was unable to match his financial "needs," Berisha took to Twitter to assure supporters he wanted to win the championship again before departing. Victory coach Kevin Muscat said the Albanian was an exciting prospect for members, players and the coaching staff alike. Fox Sports football commentator Mark Bosnich says Brisbane striker Besart Berisha's decision to join the Melbourne Victory next season will not harm the Roar's current campaign. Berisha will complete the current season with Brisbane Roar before beginning pre-season training with his new Victory teammates in July. Brisbane had been battling to retain Berisha under the League's tight salary cap but could not keep him, and marquee players Thomas Broich and Matt McKay under the cap. Brisbane Roar coach Mike Mulvey says Besart Berisha's decision to move to the Melbourne Victory is indicative of 'the nature of football'. "With the salary cap we have in this league, the ins and outs of players are a fact of life," coach Mike Mulvey said. Mulvey denied Berisha had been disloyal. "It's the nature of football," he told Fox Sports News. Thomas Broich is our international marquee and you would struggle to find a better example of a quality person and player... we weren't able to satisfy the needs of Besh at this time. We did everything ossible but it was not to be. He said he was not surprised Victory went for Berisha as marquee. I imagine all nine other clubs would have looked at the situation and thought they would like to have him. Berisha is the most lethal attacker in the A-League, winning a Golden Boot two years ago, and has six goals from nine games this season. He will be unavailable for the side's clash with Wellington on Friday night after being sent off for his two bookings in the Roar's last outing against Perth.