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Veteran back-up ruck Tom Campbell didn’t play at all this season but has penned another deal off the back of some excellent VFL form; continuing to serve as Max Gawn insurance. Young duo Judd McVee and Taj Woewodin remain unsigned — as interest from Western Australia remains live. His star teammate Christian Petracca is also expected to be heavily pursued by rival clubs such as Hawthorn, though he remains contracted through 2029, and the Hawks might end up landing Essendon captain Zach Merrett instead. Though Aleer has gotten more opportunities this year, he’s not a best-23 lock anyway and remains stuck behind Sam Taylor, Jack Buckley and Connor Idun in Adam Kingsley’s star-studded defence. Flanders is weighing up his options and a return to Victoria for a bigger role elsewhere after being forced to play more across half-forward this year under Damien Hardwick. That list includes Rhys Stanley, who keeps on keeping on at age 34, and his future could be tied to whether or not the Cats acquire an established ruckman on the trade market.

• Flanders is contemplating his choices and a possible return to Victoria for a larger role after being compelled to play more at half-forward this season within Damien Hardwick’s team.
• Acquiring one of those two stars could impede their efforts to get Zak Butters in a year’s time, but that concern can wait for the next trade period.
• Are there any exclusive deals available for seniors at IntercityHotel Celle?
• To be fair (Hawthorn attempted to coerce Essendon into relinquishing Merrett), fully aware they wouldn’t part with a top-tier player in exchange.
• Reports indicate that Collingwood has incorporated Nick Daicos into its trade strategy aimed at acquiring a rival superstar.

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He is an All-Australian ruckman, and the team holds a 7-2 record this season while he is on the field. According to CODE Sports reporter Jon Ralph, the Western Bulldogs have “absolutely no interest” in trading All-Australian ruck Tim English. Greene — who remains unsigned for next season and is eligible for free agency, has been linked in reports to Geelong.

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After everything that has occurred over the past month or so, Merrett NRL news and betting must feel deeply disappointed tonight. We presented multiple options to the Crows; it could have been accomplished in various ways (but ultimately they chose the offer they did), which did not satisfy our requirements. According to Cal Twomey (St Kilda did not accept Geelong’s final offer), which included pick 19 and a future second-round choice. On the first day, we immediately offered pick 19.. . they then appeared to shift towards not trading him.

Craig Cameron (the Suns general manager of player talent and strategy), confirmed that an offer was made to Fiorini. The Tigers — who need to find replacements for Toby Nankervis, are also interested in GWS ruck Nick Madden. Melbourne has been proactive in expressing their desire to acquire top-tier talent, including Zak Butters.

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If Ed Allan (a former Pick 19), is interested in returning to his home state, he could be another option for Collingwood, despite having achieved a personal best of 13 senior games in 2025. Speculation regarding trades involving contracted ruck duo Luke Jackson and Sean Darcy has persisted throughout the year — although Jackson has told the club during his exit meeting that he plans to stay.

A rejected trade offer to Carlton for Curnow included rebound defender Ollie Florent, but a deal has now been agreed to send him to the Blues by both clubs. Since CEO Carl Dilena’s interview on October 10, where he indicated Marshall is likely to remain at St Kilda, the Saints have refrained from commenting publicly on the deal. Rowan Marshall (the St Kilda ruckman), sought a trade to Geelong but was unable to join the Cats as the Saints remained firm on keeping him. On Tuesday night, Hawthorn made a substantial offer to Essendon to entice the Bombers, but the Dons have thus far insisted on keeping him at Tullamarine.

• Noise on a move for St Kilda skipper Jack Steele continues to simmer, but he remains the exact type of midfield acquisition Andrew McQualter’s side could benefit from.
• Following Callum Wilkie’s decision to remain with the Saints, is there any news regarding the Dogs pursuing another key defender?
• A decision regarding Flanders’ club for 2026 is anticipated soon — with both Melbourne and Carlton reportedly showing interest.
• Although Hawthorn is considered the frontrunner to acquire Humphrey if the top-10 pick seeks a trade at the end of the season — Cleary advised that the Demons shouldn’t be dismissed.

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The 24-year-old superstar has firmly stated that he will be at Alberton in 2026, but what happens afterward is uncertain. Given their thin key defensive roster (surprise lingers about their apparent lack of public interest in GWS’ Leek Aleer), who could significantly enhance their depth if signed. A five-year contract has been proposed for uncontracted Saint Marcus Windhager, but there are no assurances he will accept the tempting offer.

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It was previously reported that Melbourne was willing to cover around $,000 of Oliver’s current contract. Earlier this week — Cleary suggested that Merrett would remain with the Bombers, but it now seems Essendon has “softened” their stance. “Essendon has not yet closed the door on this latest offer,” Mitch Cleary mentioned on Channel 7’s The Agenda Setters. “The Cats plan to make one final attempt, but their hope is diminishing regarding Marshall and a potential transition to the Cattery.”