Every completed AFL trade and free agency deal of the 2019 player exchange period

The last day of the trade period has been as frenetic as expected, although several big deals remained in limbo with less than two hours remaining. EVERY DONE DEAL.

Brandon Ellis will depart Richmond with a second premiership. Picture: Michael Klein.

The last day of trade period was as frenzied as expected despite the 3pm delay to deals being officially lodged.

More than 20 deals had taken place during the trade period with 90 minutes remaining, despite several major trades being up in the air.

SCROLL DOWN TO SEE THE DETAILS OF EVERY COMPLETED DEAL

Joe Daniher, Tom Papley, Jack Martin, Josh Bruce, Alex Keath and Zak Jones were still waiting to learn their fate as of 6pm of Wednesday.

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Jon Patton flies for a mark against his new club Hawthorn. Picture: Phil Hillyard.

DONE DEALS: SEE EVERY TRADE + FREE AGENCY MOVE BELOW

FREE AGENCY DEALS

Brandon Ellis to Richmond — Compensation pick 39

Cameron Ellis-Yolmen to Brisbane — Compensation pick 49

Adam Tomlinson to Melbourne Compensation pick 40

Grant Birchall to Brisbane Lions — no compensation pick

Tim Kelly was the first completed deal of the trade period. Pic: AAP

TRADE DEALS

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WHO’S IN PLAY?

The 2019 exchange period is set to feature a host of big names. Among the men poised to find new homes during the trade period are:

— Geelong’s Tim Kelly (DONE DEAL)

— Bombers Joe Daniher and Orazio Fantasia

— Collingwood’s Jamie Elliott

— Sydney’s Tom Papley and Zak Jones

— Adelaide’s Eddie Betts, Brad Crouch, Josh Jenkins, Cam Ellis-Yolmen and Alex Keath

— Giant Jon Patton and Adam Tomlinson

— Saint Josh Bruce and Jack Steven

— Gold Coast’s Jack Martin

— Docker pair Ed Langdon and Bradley Hill

— Port Adelaide’s Paddy Ryder

— Plus there may be a few more …