The AFL trade period is now over, and in his last battle, Essendon’s Adrian Dodoro managed to steal the show again in a frantic final hour. See every deal that happened at the deadline.
The Power plunged and plunged hard to address their areas of need, but did it cost them their future, or is now the time to strike? Recap every big deal the Power made on deadline day.
While the AFL trade period should have clubs throwing out huge offers for premier players, this year’s trade period showed once again it’s a copycat league as clubs hunt their own Bobby Hill.
Justin Reid is satisfied with Adelaide’s trade period and will happily bank on internal growth in 2024 – and maybe a late move up this year’s draft order.
They’re two powerhouse clubs and heading in the right direction. But both have plenty of players still out of contract. Who gets a deal and who doesn’t as the free agency period nears?
Josh Dunkley almost left for Essendon two years ago. Now he’s at the top of the Bulldogs’ priority re-signing list – and he’s not the only big name out of contract. Here’s the latest.
He’s currently out of favour at the West Lakes. Would this key forward interest another AFL club? Find out who else could depart.
Last year’s trade and free agency period was slammed for lack of movement. There is still a third of the 2022 season to go, but clubs are already expecting a frenzy of movement.
Dashing mid-forward Bobby Hill is set to request a trade out of GWS for the second year in succession — but, this time, it won’t be to the Bombers. TRADE LATEST
Michael Voss has made a big call on whether Carlton will consider bringing back Liam Jones as the club wrangles with a real shortage in defence due to injuries.
Speculation surrounding Melbourne star Luke Jackson caught fire over the weekend, and it is has been dismissed in no uncertain terms.
St Kilda has 15 players still out of contract for next season. Who will stay and who will go? Take a look at our detailed list analysis.
Jordan De Goey might never win a Brownlow but, if he’s offered $850,000 a year, Collingwood will match. Could the cap rich Bombers make the Pie an offer he can’t refuse?
Bulldogs ruckman Tim English has rubbed salt in the wounds of West Coast by resisting the lure of home and stating his intention to remain at Whitten Oval.
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