Tom Rogic could rejoin Central Coast Mariners for game time ahead of World Cup Could Socceroos hopeful Tom Togic return to Gosford? Central Coast Mariners could look to sign former star midfielder Tom Rogic on loan to brace their title defence but face stiff competition from former coach Graham Arnold. With Michael McGlinchey leaving the club to join Arnold at J. League club Vegalta Sendai and Marcos Flores ruled out for the season with a knee injury, the champion's midfield is looking decidedly thin and Mariners coach Phil Moss admits a Rogic return could be an option. Rogic has struggled for game time with Scottish giant Celtic and in a World Cup year, must be playing regularly to convince Socceroos coach Ange Postecoglou of his readiness to be included in his squad for Brazil 2014. "If nothing works out for Tommy and he picked up the phone and said he desperately needs some games to put him back in World Cup calculations then it becomes realistic," Moss told Fairfax. But if it's just chasing him, then the sort of money he's on at Celtic and the sort of money that Arnie [Graham Arnold] is no doubt throwing at him will probably put us out of the equation. It comes down to who's chasing who. Moss admitted the club is looking at a number of options to fill the void left by McGlinchey and Flores, with 21-year-old midfielder Anthony Caceres likely to be given his chance to impress in the No. 10 role. The return of club favourite Bernie Ibini on loan will alleviate some of the pain but Moss admitted finances will probably dictate caution as he navigates the tricky transfer window waters. We're not a club that spends big money so anyone that's linked with the Mariners will obviously be aware with that. It's about the quality they can bring to our squad more so than the amount of money that we can afford to bring players.