John Aloisi
- Full name: John Aloisi
- Date of birth: 5 February 1976
- Place of birth: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
- Nationality: Australian
- Position: Striker / Forward
- Playing career (selected clubs):
- Adelaide City (Australia)
- Carlton SC (Australia)
- Standard Liège (Belgium)
- Royal Antwerp (Belgium)
- Portsmouth (England)
- Coventry City (England)
- Derby County (England)
- Bellmare Hiratsuka / Shonan Bellmare (Japan)
- Cremonese (Italy) — Aloisi had a spell with U.S. Cremonese during his European club career
- Osasuna (Spain)
- Alavés (Spain)
- Western Sydney Wanderers (Australia)
- International career: Australia national team (the Socceroos); Aloisi earned over 50 caps and scored more than 25 goals. He is especially remembered for scoring the decisive penalty that qualified Australia for the 2006 FIFA World Cup.
- Notable facts:
- Remembered for his composure from the penalty spot, notably the crucial spot-kick against Uruguay in the 2005 World Cup qualifying playoff.
- After retiring as a player, Aloisi moved into coaching and has managed at club level in Australia, including roles in the A-League.
This summary focuses on Aloisi's career highlights, including his time with Cremonese in Italy as part of his journeyman club career.