Delisted Geelong midfielder Charlie Constable is said to be in the Gold Coast Suns' sights ahead of the National Draft scheduled for later this month.

According to a report from SEN'sย Sam Edmund, the 22-year-old is being "strongly considered" by the expansion side who have a place to fill on their senior list following Hugh Greenwood's shock departure to North Melbourne.

While highly touted during his under-age years, the pick 36 from the 2017 draft has been afforded little opportunity to impress at AFL level, having made just 12 senior appearances since debuting in Round 1, 2019.

Speaking on radio waves on Monday afternoon, Edmund explained that given Constable has nominated for the two-night draft, the Suns appear set to offer him a lifeline.

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - MARCH 22: Charlie Constable of the Cats celebrates a goal during the 2019 AFL round 01 match between the Collingwood Magpies and the Geelong Cats at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on March 22, 2019 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Michael Willson/AFL Photos)

โ€œHe (Constable) has today nominated for the National Draft, so that paperwork is in,โ€ the reporter claimed.

โ€œHe was delisted by Geelong last month - he is now being strongly considered by Gold Coast, who are weighing up whether to take the midfielder in the wake of Hugh Greenwoodโ€™s sudden departure to North Melbourne.โ€

Although the Sandringham Dragons product has managed to produce a mean of just 18.5 disposals across his AFL career, this number ballooned to 31.75 across his eight VFL appearances in 2021.

Should the Suns manage to select Constable with one of their latter two selections (picks 97 and 115) and this gulf in performance proceeds to shrink, the Stuart Dew side will have secured themselves a bargain.

The AFL Draft is set to take place on November 24 and 25, with the Rookie Draft on the 26th.