Close to 100 AFL players have been delisted in 2024, with a handful more than worthy of another chance in the top flight.

Eight players cut from a club last year managed to find a new home for the most recent season, with Jeremy Sharp (Fremantle), Lachie Bramble (Western Bulldogs) and Patrick Voss (Fremantle) among the best bargain pickups.

With the first delisted free agency window opening on Friday, we've looked at ten recently culled players who could suit another AFL club for the 2025 season.

Here's what we've come up with...

4. Jack Carroll

West Coast

Another cut Blues player who should be given another chance at AFL level, with Carroll reported to have interest from the Eagles, Dockers and Giants since his Princes Park departure.

The promising midfield forward, who hails from Western Australia, would be a suitable addition for the Eagles as they look to add midfield depth through young local talent.

Carroll understandably struggled to string together a consistent run of games in the navy blue due to the club's star-studded midfield pack, with opportunities likely easier to come by at West Coast.

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - APRIL 30: Debutant, Jack Carroll of the Blues in action during the 2022 AFL Round 07 match between the Carlton Blues and the North Melbourne Kangaroos at Marvel Stadium on April 30, 2022 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Michael Willson/AFL Photos via Getty Images)

Given the aforementioned interest from other rival clubs, the Eagles could make a move for Carroll quickly via delisted free agency, or look to snare the Chapman Valley product early into the Rookie Draft later next month.