Matildas’ penalty shootout hero Cortnee Vine is expected to reject advances to make a move to Europe and remain on Australian shores with Sydney FC.

Vine has been offered a one-year contract on marquee player terms to stay with the A-League Women’s champions.

The rapid winger is one of the few players in Tony Gustavsson’s squad who still plies her trade in the A-League Women’s competition and was viewed as a potential target for European clubs before the tournament as a result of her dazzling performances domestically.

Vine had been part of Sydney’s recent success under Ante Juric, finishing top in three straight seasons and clinching last year’s grand final.

Queenslander Vine has been a critical pillar of Sydney’s success and has watched teammates and aspiring Matildas Mackenzie Hawkesby, Charlie Rule and Sarah Hunter leave for Europe.

But the 25-year-old will stay in Australia over the next 12 months after becoming the toast of the nation following the Matildas’ penalty shootout victory.

Sydney hopes her presence will increase female memberships, with the club aiming to crack four figures for the first time in its history.

Vine’s penalty sent Australia through to Wednesday’s Women’s World Cup semi-final against England.

Socceroos great John Aloisi, who scored the penalty that sent Australia to the 2006 World Cup, said Vine’s penalty had surpassed his effort in the pantheon of great Australian sporting moments.