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Earlier this week, it was reported by Cleary that a meeting between Neale and St Kilda coach Ross Lyon is anticipated this weekend. Although the Magpies are eager to utilize their natural first-round pick in this year’s draft, the prospect of acquiring Neale is enticing. According to Niall (the Lions believed that “Collingwood were favourite” to secure Neale if he chose to leave), but he mentioned Brisbane “hadn’t given up on retaining him.” On Wednesday night (The Age’s chief football writer), Jake Niall, mentioned that one aspect often overlooked in discussions about Neale’s football future is where his parents reside. Cleary disclosed on Wednesday night that Essendon has expressed interest in signing Neale. Following reports by Mitch Cleary from Seven on Thursday morning (it appears Neale is scheduled to meet with Essendon officials this weekend), as the Bombers enter the competition.

What are the plans of the Cats?

Earlier this year (I had a conversation with him in which he expressed his desire to stay), yet he still carries a slight chip on his shoulder. One would assume he would remain if they offered him a two-year deal. I believe that’s essential for the Bombers. If I were in Essendon’s position, I would consider a $1.5 million offer – akin to a Tom Boyd-style deal – to outbid Gold Coast. Although I still believe the Bulldogs have an edge, the situation is quite fascinating. They are able to pay him up to $1.6 million (and regarding Zak), he certainly wants to compete for a premiership, without a doubt.

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Will the Swans propose a first-round pick along with two players — or a player with two first-round picks for Curnow? Three first-round draft picks from 2025 to 2027 were offered by the Cats, but they were unable to make a deal with the Blues. On the fifth day of the AFL trade period, the pursuit of Carlton star Charlie Curnow intensified, as Geelong’s offer was turned down while Sydney geared up their bid. The official first trade offer for Carlton star Charlie Curnow has been submitted by Geelong. Despite suffering from soft tissue injuries this year, it would be astonishing if Luke Beveridge’s team neglected to propose him a deal for the upcoming season.

Collingwood has reportedly utilised Nick Daicos in its trade pursuit of a rival superstar. Twomey reported the Devils would have the means to offer him the most lucrative deal, while the Magpies, Cats and Demons had “a AFL news and odds real crack at him last time he was out of contract” and the Blues are on the hunt for a key forward. We’re in a bit of a battle at the moment to make sure we finish the season in a good manner, so that’s all I’m focused on at the moment. ” The Demons are keen to turn to youth under new coach Steven King and are hoping a new club will pick up the final year of his contract in 2026, as reported by Tom Morris of Channel Nine. It is reported that the Saints put forward an improved contract offer to Wilkie (which satisfied him enough to continue his career at Moorabin), per Tom Morris of Nine. Flanders is expected to make a decision on his 2026 club in the coming days – with Melbourne and Carlton also reportedly interested.

But there’s no point bringing in Lachie Neale (if you’re Collingwood), if you’re going to lose Jordan De Goey. While a few big names uncontracted beyond this year remain up for grabs — there’s an array of stars who come off-contract in 2027 that rival clubs will already be circling and plotting trade plays for. You’re not getting my superstar forward without losing someone who matters in return.

• “We put a number of options to the Crows (it could have been achieved in multiple ways but at the end of the day they chose to put forward the offer they chose), and it didn’t meet our needs.”
• The association emphasized that, due to significant player movement restrictions and limitations, the length of contracts is a crucial tool for clubs to attract and retain talent, particularly those at the lower end of the ranks.
• If Adam Saad is to play on into a 13th AFL season, it’s “unlikely to be at Carlton” – and potentially at a fourth club, reports Tom Morris.
• On day five of the AFL trade period, the pursuit of Carlton star Charlie Curnow heightened as Geelong’s proposal was rejected while Sydney prepared their offer.
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• However, he might be feeling a bit more connected to the Harbour City. 22. ”

He’s been a little bit like Essendon in that the messaging is he’s a required player. ” It’s not unusual that it’s come about he’s become a player that, again, could possibly make us better. “We’ve said right from the start the area of our list build we think we need to do a little bit of work in is in that midfield-forward space. Obviously there’s a lot of work that still needs to be done at present for that to take place. “So you’ve got to respect that, that’s where they sit and that’s their position. “

I believe Heath will undergo a brief apprenticeship before likely succeeding Max Gawn in the ruck in a few years. The significant move that actually didn’t occur involved St Kilda, which attempted to engage Leek Aleer with a little Craig David action. In other trade period news — two transactions were finalized, as St Kilda acquired premiership forward Liam Ryan from West Coast and traded young ruckman Max Heath to Melbourne. 26.

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A Geelong-like salary cap approach has cashed-up Hawthorn “ready to launch” into the trade market (according to Herald Sun reporter Glenn McFarlane), who suggests it’s time for “Operation Petracca”. The question will be whether he remains captain of the club – and whether he even wants to be captain. “We think that our offer at the end was very strong and very reasonable. Both he and Port have repeatedly shut it all done — but the smoke does not seem to be clearing one bit. Damian Barrett on Trade Radio suggests it could be Will Hayward that the Swans offer up.

Which BT-ism is my favorite?

Premiership Lion, Callum Ah Chee has requested a trade to Adelaide, with AFL.com.au journalist Callum Twomey reporting that the Crows have offered Ah Chee a five-year deal. The two-time premiership Lion has requested a trade to the Crows on a reported five-year deal. The Suns have offered the 23-year-old a two-year deal on around $ ,000-a-season (according to Jay Clark), possibly less than half of his previous annual salary. However, if Ugle-Hagan is offered a lifeline by Gold Coast, his salary will be significantly reduced from the $800,000-a-year he has received at the Bulldogs.

Furthermore (with the impending list crunch at Port Adelaide), a pair of senior players, including an unrestricted free agent, are anticipated to remain at Alberton past 2026. The Tigers’ defender was out of contract, and with the Eagles potentially taking him to the pre-season draft, some goodwill led to the Tigers receiving Pick 34. Meanwhile — Steven May is making his return to the club after failing to secure a new team. Additionally (the Hawks traded Changkuoth Jiath and Jai Serong to Melbourne and Sydney respectively), while losing James Worpel to Geelong through free agency, resulting in a net loss for Sam Mitchell’s team. After St Kilda’s surprising trade reversal, Leek Aleer has agreed to return to the Giants on a modified two-year contract.