The report says Hana Lowry, Tori Tumeth and Courtney Newbon have received their first senior call-ups.
Lowry’s selection is particularly notable after she reportedly missed a previous opportunity because of an anterior cruciate ligament injury. The midfielder has since moved from Sydney FC to Norway and is now back in the international conversation.
Tumeth, formerly of Sydney FC and now with Vancouver Rise, offers another defensive option, while Newbon’s inclusion gives Melbourne Victory’s goalkeeper a chance to work inside the senior setup.
The reported squad also includes the return of Charli Grant, Alexia Apostolakis and Daniela Galic. Established figures such as Mary Fowler, Caitlin Foord, Ellie Carpenter, Steph Catley and Sam Kerr are also listed.
That blend matters for a team approaching another major tournament cycle. The newcomers can absorb the standards of a settled core, while the returning players add competition in areas where Australia has needed greater depth.
The report says Alanna Kennedy and Charlize Rule are unavailable with injuries, while Kyra Cooney-Cross remains absent as she continues her return to action.
Montemurro reportedly described Germany as a test against one of Europe’s leading teams, while warning that Haiti will offer a different style. That contrast should give Australia two useful examinations rather than two identical fixtures.
The October window is therefore about more than debuts. It is an opportunity to assess combinations, monitor returning players and identify who can handle the demands of the next World Cup campaign.
The immediate storyline will be whether Lowry, Tumeth and Newbon can turn their first call-ups into genuine claims for regular involvement.