Western United is set to appeal Football Australia's decision to reject the embattled club's A-League licence bid. The club's hopes of returning to the A-League next season have suffered a blow after Football Australia rejected their licence bid. The club plans to appeal the decision. Western United's licence bid was rejected due to concerns over the club's financial stability. The club has been struggling financially in recent years and has been forced to make significant cuts to its playing squad. Despite the setback, Western United remains committed to its goal of returning to the A-League. The club has been working hard to improve its financial situation and is confident that it can overcome the current challenges. Western United's appeal is expected to be heard in the coming weeks. The club is hopeful that the appeal will be successful and that it will be able to return to the A-League next season. Western United's fans are eagerly awaiting the outcome of the appeal and are hoping that the club will be able to return to the top flight of Australian football. The club's management team is confident that the appeal will be successful and that Western United will be able to return to the A-League next season.