Originally from South Australia, Fantasia has been linked with a return to the state for several seasons, though now there is concrete interest from both parties. Hartigan has played 113 games for the Crows and will likely replace the retired James Frawley in Hawthorn's backline. Due to ongoing injuries, Fantasia has been restricted to 33 games in three years and was close to leaving the Bombers in 2019 before staying loyal. “Any player that’s gone interstate who wants to return home we’re keen to talk to and understand what their motivations are.". Still, while the Suns are keen, they aren’t planning on the 27-year-old being in the side next year because he doesn’t want to be as things stand. “He’d be a replacement for Mason Cox who it sounds like they’re pushing out the door. Despite having a tough two years, a stellar 2018 and his age gives him good currency and Melbourne may look to use him as a trump card in their pursuit of other players.

Collingwood, Essendon, Fremantle, Gold Coast and Hawthorn all had their names tossed in at various points. For a full list of free agents and out of contract players, check out our list here. You don’t need to tell Adrian Dodoro twice to try and get the most out of a want away player.

full list of free agents and out of contract players, check out our list here.

He also confirmed that they expect to secure Crouch, who nominated the club as his ideal situation, over the coming days. New Bombers president Paul Brasher promised a "brutally honest' review of the club and Richardson is the first casualty. October 29, 2020 7:16am; ... Brown fits that category perfectly regardless of his 2020 season. Brandan Parfitt. Riley Knight – Has been delisted, but could find a new home through delisted free agency. The 24-year-old played 13 games this year and is believed to have been offered a one-year extension by the Saints, though Seven's Mark Stevens is reporting a trade request may come.

“Whether they look to securing a younger tall and then working with him to become a 10-year player that we all hope every draftee is. Out of contract, not a free agent. North Melbourne have made inquiries as they look to replace Ben Brown, while Collingwood are also keen. I'm hearing whispers Devon Smith is one of those. Every AFL club’s perfect trade outcome for 2020 … and the doomsday scenarios they all dread. Cameron agreed to join the Cats on a five-year deal believed to be worth around $900,000 per season. Nonetheless, the Lions have committed to acquiring Daniher, who they see playing a key role closer to goal in the same forward line as Eric Hipwood and Dan McStay. The 28-year-old key position backman is an unrestricted free agent, meaning Adelaide won't have the chance to match any rival contract offers for him. The 25-year-old Queenslander has played 18 games across stints with Melbourne and North Melbourne, including 10 games in two years with the Dees. Contracted until 2021. The 27-year-old's partner, Australian netballer Kim Ravaillion, signed a deal with Queensland Firebirds, though Treloar was happy to remain in Melbourne and continue playing for Collingwood. 2 pick. Hawthorn will receive a third-round compensation pick, current Pick No.42, in return for Smith’s departure. Nick Hind – Essendon are making a play at the small forward as a replacement for Orazio Fantasia. Jesse Hogan – Is on his way to Greater Western Sydney after the Dockers publicly announced the two clubs had agreed to a trade.

The 28-year-old is reportedly seeking a four-year extension and a pay bump, though the Cats are yet to present him with a new deal. Out of contract, not a free agent. Stocking up on picks is important because it will give them the points necessary to pay for Jamarra Ugle-Hagan who is a key position prospect. Jack Higgins. “Absolute fact”...news to me Sam. The 21-year-old livewire has played 43 games for the Tigers, though he has missed selection in the club's premierships over the last two seasons. SEN 's Sam Edmund reports Phillips, who is contracted for 2021, has had discussions about his future with the club, who is happy to keep him but can't guarantee a spot in the team's best 22. Hartigan has played 113 games for the Crows and will likely replace the retired James Frawley in Hawthorn's backline.

"Watch this space.

Menegola enjoyed a career-best season, being named in the 40-man All Australian squad before playing some more quality football throughout the finals.

Contracted until 2021. Jesse Hogan – Will be traded to the GWS Giants with one year to run on his deal after both clubs agreed to a trade ahead of the trade period. Despite being out of contract at the end of the season, Gold Coast would still need to come up with a trade as Markov is not a free agent. Speaking on SEN, Garry Lyon said the 27-year-old had visited the Bombers. He is not the highest priority for the Magpies, but he remains a player of significant interest nonetheless. He offers a replacement in the small forward role that Willie Rioli may not be able to perform depending on his AFL Tribunal hearing. He told him that the senior core of the group didn't want him around anymore. According to SEN's Gary Lyon, the two clubs struck an agreement as part of Brad Crouch’s decision to join the Saints in free agency, providing some much-needed salary cap relief whilst ensuring that the Crows would receive the second pick.