Just days after being linked with Collingwood defender Darcy Moore, a rival pair of players have also been reported to be on the Dogs' hit list this off-season.

According to AFL Nation's Mitch Cleary, the Dogs are in the hunt for Essendon small forward Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti, as well as Adelaide defender Alex Keath.

McDonald-Tipungwuti has put contract talks on hold with the Bombers, with the Dogs in the hunt for the goalsneak.

โ€œThe Dogs are in play here as well, theyโ€™re after a small forward as well as a key defender,โ€ Cleary said.

โ€œI think he still stays at the Bombers, but theyโ€™re going to have to stump up more money and theyโ€™ve got a number of guys theyโ€™ve had to pay overs for."

Keath joins McDonald-Tipungwuti and Moore in the sights of the Dogs, with the Crows needing to make a decision on whether Keath is worth a big contract given his age.

โ€œAnother one the Dogs are targeting is Alex Keath. Heโ€™s out of contract and heโ€™s 28,โ€ Cleary said.

โ€œTheyโ€™ve got an interesting situation the Crows, because youโ€™ve got Hugh Greenwood and Keath both 28-year-oldโ€™s who are a new to the game. So theyโ€™ve got a call to make on both of those guys.โ€