The draft is rapidly approaching and the 2024 class has recruiters salivating over its depth of talent and variety. We rank the top-40 players.
Top-10 draft contender Josh Smillie is considered the second coming of Carlton’s dual Brownlow medallist Patrick Cripps,but not everything has gone to plan in his final year of underage football.
The Kangaroos are open to cashing in the No.2 pick in the draft if they can get two decent later picks for it,but the Tigers - who have a wealth of picks - have their eyes on Sam Lalor at No.1 and are reluctant to give up their next selection.
A forward in just his mid-20s,who was part of Collingwood’s controversial “fire sale” of players heading out the door,has retired.
See the full list of players who have nominated so far for this year’s AFL draft,which will run across two days on November 20 and 21.
We now know the ins and outs,the draft picks and the list spots that are available,so what will your club’s strategy be at the national draft and what players do they have their eyes on?
Sure the AFL has some fierce rivalries,but future trading means fans will be cheering for the demise of certain rivals in 2025,as club boffins try to predict how opponents will fare.
Essendon’s Next Generation Academy prospect Isaac Kako is the reason they traded their top-10 selection to the Demons. The talent-rich forward is sure to quickly win over fans.
The young small forward from Melbourne's northern suburbs has Bombers fans salivating. Source:AFL.com.au
Richmond are heavily involved in key trade talks with Shai Bolton and Liam Baker in the spotlight,but one key position player has signed on. Here’s how day four of the AFL’s trade period played out.
There were no trades on day three of the AFL trade period,but Geelong re-signed defenders Jake Kolodjashnij,Lawson Humphries and Jed Bews,Carlton announced its next CEO and Collingwood president Jeff Browne confirmed his departure plans.