New strikers keen to join Sydney's race back to top Excited: Richard Garcia. Photo: Wolter Peeters Sydney FC's two new strikers turned down other offers in favour of moving to Moore Park after being sold on the club's desperate desire to return to the podium of Australian football. Socceroo Richard Garcia and Young Socceroo Corey Gameiro revealed that they passed on opportunities to sign with other A-League teams or move abroad in favour of fighting for a first team place within a club anxious to challenge for the title. Despite the already congested number of strikers on the books at Sydney FC, the duo said they had no hesitation in joining the Sky Blues despite the challenges of establishing a regular first team position. Garcia with Corey Gameiro and Vedran Janjetovic. "When a club like Sydney comes knocking, you answer the door," Garcia said. I'm happy with my move here. It's a massive club with a massive ambition so that suits me down to a tee. The Sky Blues finished seventh last season and missed out on a finals spot for the second time in three years. Speaking at the launch of the club's new kits for the upcoming season, Garcia believes the re-signing of marquee Alessandro Del Piero highlights Sydney's promise to ensure their ambition of success becomes a reality. It's a good squad of players down here so he's the added cream. It will be exciting to be on the end of his passes. You want to play with players like that so the fact that the club was ambitious enough to bring someone like him in to town proves that they have ambitions to win things, which is what I want to do," Garcia said. Former Fulham striker Gameiro had offers to continue his career in Europe but instead chose to sign for Sydney in hope of gaining more game time in a league that is becoming a rich farming ground for young talent. A loan-spell with Wellington Phoenix last season captured the attention of other A-League clubs but a brief chat with Sydney coach Frank Farina sealed the deal. He asked me what I expected of myself and he told me what he expected and it seemed to match up. After that chat, it was a no-brainer," he said. I'm still a young player, I want to be in a team that's competitive and looking to be at the top and that's what Frank wants to do. Sydney FC gave goalkeepers Vedran Janjetovic and Ivan Necevski the option to choose the colour-scheme of their individual kits and Janjetovic revealed that they selected bright designs in hopes of distracting opposition strikers. The two keepers will be seen in a bright red and orange combination as their primary uniform and a yellow design as the secondary. "It looks nice and bright so all the strikers will know that we're there," Janjetovic said. There was a study done about keepers wearing bright tops so it's supposed to attract the strikers when he looks up he looks at you. There's a theory behind it but we also wanted a change from white.