The Socceroos will be returning to Canberra for the first time in four years when they take on Kyrgyzstan in a World Cup qualifier at Canberra Stadium on Thursday, November 12.
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Fairfax Media understands Football Federation Australia will make an announcement at Canberra Stadium on Monday morning.
The deal between the FFA and the ACT Government could also involve a longer-term commitment and a Socceroos international friendly next year.
Canberra young gun Tom Rogic is expected to be on show in his home town for the first time after scoring two goals against Bangladesh in Perth on Thursday night.
The 22-year-old midfielder has been in excellent form for his Scottish club Celtic after being forced to pull out of last year's World Cup through injury.
It will be the first time the Socceroos have played in the national capital since thumping Malaysia 5-0 in a friendly in 2011.
The Socceroos are currently in Dushanbe preparing for Tuesday night's match against Tajikistan.
It is their second game in five days after easily accounting for Bangladesh 5-0.
That was the first Socceroos game in Perth for a decade and attracted a crowd of 19,495 to Perth Oval.
The FFA would be aiming for a similar turnout to Canberra Stadium, with Socceroos coach Ange Postecoglou able to select a full-strength squad.
There is a FIFA international window from November 9-17.
The Socceroos take on Kyrgyzstan on November 12 followed by an away fixture in Bangladesh on November 17.
While they are ranked 155th in the world, Kyrgyzstan has already shown they will be a tough opponent.
They narrowly lost to the Socceroos 2-1 at home, beat Bangladesh 3-1 and held Jordan to a scoreless draw.
The deal with the FFA continues the ACT Government's desire to attract elite sport to Canberra.
Canberra received plenty of plaudits for its involvement in this year's Asian Cup.
More than 82,000 people attended the seven games at Canberra Stadium, while the ground's playing surface was regarded as the best in the tournament.
The FFA declined to comment.