AFC Women's Asian Cup
Catley and fellow Matildas Caitlin Foord and Kyra Cooney-Cross were part of the Arsenal squad that defeated Barcelona in the UEFA Champions League final last week.
It ended Arsenal's long wait for the title - having also emerged champions in 2007 - and Catley said the success will act as motivation for her in Australia's bid to win the AFC Women's Asian Cup next year - having lifted the coveted trophy in 2010.
"I think it just gives you a little taste of what's possible," Catley said of the Champions League success.
"But to actually do it, it makes me think about my career and the things I really want to achieve, and winning silverware with the Matildas has always been top of my list."
"So, definitely, it makes me hungry. I've got a taste of trophies and (winning the AFC Women's Asian Cup) would mean a lot to me if we were able to do that.
The Matildas continued their preparations for the AFC Women's Asian Cup Australia 2026 with a 2-0 win over Argentina in an international friendly on Friday, with the sides to meet again on Monday.
Photos: AFP
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