In 2018, it was the Bulldogs' Jack Macrae, Sydney's Ben Ronke and Richmond's Jayden Short. But who will be 2019's new crop of breakout players?

We take a look at each club's most likely youngster to take centre stage in 2019!

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Gold Coast - Jack Bowes

The Suns list is jam-packed with talent this season with several names looking primed for breakout seasons. Bowes could take centre stage in 2019 with the 21 year-old cruising into his third season on the Sunshine Coast. The former pick 10 put together a 16-game season in 2018, averaging 16.1 disposals from the Suns back flank before moving into the engine room at the back-end of the season. Look for Bowes to take on an even bigger role in the Suns' midfield this season.

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - JULY 08: Luke Parker of the Swans is tackled by Jack Bowes of the Suns during the round 16 AFL match between the Sydney Swans and the Gold Coast Suns at Sydney Cricket Ground on July 8, 2017 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Matt King/AFL Media/Getty Images)

 

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