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AFL Restricted and Unrestricted Free Agency Period

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The AFL Restricted Free Agency and Unrestricted Free Agency Period starts this morning at 9.00am and closes next Friday afternoon at 5.00pm. In the case of restricted free agents clubs will have until the following Monday to match any late bids. The free agency period partly dovetails in with the trade period which begins this Monday.

The main names expected to feature prominently in this year’s free trade period are Dan McStay (Brisbane to Collingwood), Karl Amon (Port Adelaide to Hawthorn), Jack Gunston (Hawthorn to Brisbane), Liam Jones (Carlton to Western Bulldogs) 

 All four players are unrestricted free agents so their clubs are unable to match any bids for them. 

 

 

 
 
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The state of play as at the end of the day on Monday 3 October, 2022

FRIDAY - UNRESTRICTED 
FREE AGENT

Karl Amon (Port Adelaide) to Hawthorn. The Power receive a Round Two selection (currently No. 27) in the 2022 NAB AFL Draft.

MONDAY - UNRESTRICTED 
FREE AGENT

Jayden Hunt (Melbourne) to West Coast. The Demons receive a Round Three selection (currently No. 52) in the 2022 NAB AFL Draft.


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The state of play as at the end of the day on Tuesday 4 October, 2022

FRIDAY - UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENT

Karl Amon (Port Adelaide) to Hawthorn. The Power receive a Round Two selection (currently No. 27) in the 2022 NAB AFL Draft.

MONDAY - UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENT

Jayden Hunt (Melbourne) to West Coast. The Demons receive a Round Three selection (currently No. 52) in the 2022 NAB AFL Draft.

TUESDAY - UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENT

Daniel McStay (Brisbane) to Collingwood. The Lions receive a Round Two selection (currently No. 35) in the 2022 NAB AFL Draft.

TUESDAY - UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENT

Liam Jones (Carlton) to Western Bulldogs. The Blues receive a Round Three selection (currently No. 49) in the 2022 NAB AFL Draft.

 
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The state of play as at the end of the day on Wednesday 5 October, 2022

FRIDAY - UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENT

Karl Amon (Port Adelaide) to Hawthorn. The Power receive a Round Two selection (currently No. 27) in the 2022 NAB AFL Draft.

MONDAY - UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENT

Jayden Hunt (Melbourne) to West Coast. The Demons receive a Round Three selection (currently No. 52) in the 2022 NAB AFL Draft.

TUESDAY - UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENT

Daniel McStay (Brisbane) to Collingwood. The Lions receive a Round Two selection (currently No. 35) in the 2022 NAB AFL Draft.

TUESDAY - UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENT

Liam Jones (Carlton) to Western Bulldogs. The Blues receive a Round Three selection (currently No. 49) in the 2022 NAB AFL Draft.

WEDNESDAY - UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENT

Zaine Cordy (Western Bulldogs) to St Kilda. No compensation pick.


DFA watch on

Frankie Evans -Port

Narkle -Dons/WA
Stocker -Dons

Blakely -Suns

Brown brothers, Howe, Hartigan, Joyce, Phillips all raised themselves or by journos as still interested/getting interest

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