As another rough season draws to a close for the Kangaroos, they find themselves with another opportunity to help speed up their rebuild with some inclusions over the off-season.

A year plagued with matters surrounding their coach, injuries and a heartbreaking loss due to a rule infringement, fans are hoping for a chance to catch a breath and look forward to what can be improved on before the 2024 season.

With the season's end in touching distance, a few North Melbourne veterans have called time on their careers in the hopes of gifting younger players the opportunity to create a new foundation for the future of the club.

So here are our top five players that the Kangaroos could lure to Arden Street.

SEE ALSO:ย FIVE TRADE TARGETS FOR ADELAIDE
SEE ALSO:ย FIVE TRADE TARGETS FOR BRISBANE
SEE ALSO:ย FIVE TRADE TARGETS FOR CARLTON
SEE ALSO:ย FIVE TRADE TARGETS FOR COLLINGWOOD
SEE ALSO:ย FIVE TRADE TARGETS FOR ESSENDON
SEE ALSO:ย FIVE TRADE TARGETS FOR FREMANTLEย 
SEE ALSO:ย FIVE TRADE TARGETS FOR GEELONG
SEE ALSO:ย FIVE TRADE TARGETS FOR GOLD COAST
SEE ALSO:ย FIVE TRADE TARGETS FOR GWS
SEE ALSO:ย FIVE TRADE TARGETS FOR HAWTHORN
SEE ALSO:ย FIVE TRADE TARGETS FOR MELBOURNE

3. Zac Fisher

Fisher could be another good option to steal from Carlton as he demands more playing time in the midfield, with the Blues unable to meet those demands.

Multiple clubs are believed to have an eye on Fisher, with a move across the city potentially on the cards instead of a switch back to his home state of Western Australia.

The 25-year-old ticked over the 100-game milestone this year but has missed some games due to injury and form. This season, he has averaged career-best figures with 19.3 disposals (elite), 3.6 marks (above average) and 1.2 tackles (below average). His ability to find the ball both on the ground and uncontested has also been a standout.

In terms of possessions, Fisher averages four 'ground ball gets', 14.2 uncontested possessions and 5.3 contested touches per game. However, in comparison to other years, he is more than capable of being involved.

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - MARCH 23: Zac Fisher of the Blues looks to pass the ball during the round two AFL match between Carlton Blues and Geelong Cats at Melbourne Cricket Ground, on March 23, 2023, in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Daniel Pockett/Getty Images)

With a playstyle like this, Fisher could be a top player at Arden Street as a young asset with experience that would excite the North Melbourne office.

Fisher is contracted to the Blues until 2025 but is said to be exploring his options.