AUSTRALIA'S A-League market is set to be flooded with five-star imports aiming to earn contracts in the nation's FIFA transfer window which opens for trade tomorrow.

The global financial crisis has forced some high quality players to revalue their next contract as the A-League one of the Asian Football Confederation's better paid competitions is becoming a frontier worth investigating.

A European agent is offering playmaker Bryan Bergougnoux, 29, currently on loan from Italy's Lecce to France's Chateauroux; Nice right back Francois Clerc, 28; and Honduran playmaker Julio Cesar Dailey Leon, 31, from China's Shandong Luneng, to A-League clubs.

And with less than 24 hours before A-League clubs can trade players Adelaide United's Dario Vidosic was touted for a move back to Brisbane.

Speculation pointed to Vidosic swapping with Roar striker Besart Berisha this month before the Albanian international landed in hot water after a melee which marred the Roar and Sydney FC clash on Saturday.

Both players have the same Australian FIFA agent, John Grimaud.

But Grimaud said Vidosic and Berisha teammates at Germany's Arminia Bielefeld until mid-2011 will stay put.

"There is no truth in the rumour Dario Vidosic will be swapping with Besart Berisha," Grimaud said.

Vidosic was a hot item of interest in Europe which opened its FIFA transfer window on New Year's Day while Berisha is close to securing an extension on his current one-year deal.

Vidosic is in his first year of a three-year Reds contract and said he was content to stay after Reds coach John Kosmina had previously stated the fringe Socceroo was a required player.

"I just want to continue playing for Adelaide United," Vidosic said.

"I'm enjoying it here. The only thing I'm concentrating on is getting in the top six."

Vidosic said he's settling into the Adelaide lifestyle and was happier with the way his game had transformed since Kosmina took over on December 18.

"Before I was meant to stay in the hole but I've enjoyed coming out and now I've got the freedom to drop back and Zenon Caravella can drop in there, or even Jacob Melling when he came on last Friday and sometimes Ozzy Malik can get in there," he said.

Adelaide has one available spot on the A-League roster after Dutchman Andy Slory retired last year.

Club officials declared the Reds would only delve into the market if a player suited the club long term.