As many as five clubs have expressed interest in out-of-contract Geelong midfielder Quinton Narkle.

As reported byย The Herald Sun,ย Narkle's manager Ralph Carr revealed that a quintet of keen suitors have put out feelers for the promising Cats onballer as a decision on his future remains on hold.

The 23-year-old isn't expected to make a call on his playing future until the end of the season, and is sure to be coveted by both Fremantle and West Coast in a bid to lure the speedster back to his home state.

GEELONG, AUSTRALIA - JANUARY 13: Quinton Narkle of the Cats in action during the Geelong Cats training session at Deakin University, Waurn Ponds on January 13, 2017 in Geelong Australia. (Photo by Adam Trafford/AFL Media/Getty Images)

Opportunities have become hard to land for Narkle at Kardinia Park this year despite a number of strong outings under Chris Scott, constantly having his magnet moved in and out of Geelong's best side.

The Perth product's season includes a 34-disposal game against the Suns in Round 10, while also amassing 12 touches and a game-high eight clearances against Richmond on Sunday despite playing just 34% time on ground after coming on as the medical sub.

Carr stated that his client's priority is to play the best football possible and aid Geelong's premiership tilt.

โ€œThe main focus is playing well for Geelong and helping Geelong to win a premiership,โ€ Carr said, perย The Herald Sun.

โ€œGeelong have been fantastic in terms of working together to get the most important result โ€” Quinton playing great footy."

Narkle has played 30 games for Geelong since making his debut in 2018, recording a career average of 14 possessions, 2.8 tackles, 2.8 Inside 50's and 2.5 clearances per game.