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    Suns defender delisted, senior duo extend deals

    A teenager has not been offered a new deal for next season, while two key names have penned extensions.

    Mitch Keating

    Gold Coast have confirmed their first delisting of the off-season, with youngster Aiden Fyfe not being offered a new deal for next season.

    Fyfe, who did not feature for the Suns at AFL level, joined the Queensland club as a rookie via their Academy program in 2020.

    The 19-year-old was recruited from Broadbeach as a rebounding defender that offered run and attack from the backline.

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    Gold Coast GM of player talent and strategy Craig Cameron expressed his thanks to Fyfe for his tenure with the Suns.

    โ€œOn behalf of everyone at the SUNS Iโ€™d like to thank Aidenย for his contributions to the SUNS ย and we wish him all the best for the future,โ€ Cameron said.

    Meanwhile, senior duo Sam Day and Sean Lemmens have signed new deals to remain with the Suns past 2021.

    Lemmens has inked a new three-year extension that will keep him in the red and gold until the end of the 2024 season, while Day has extended until 2023.

    โ€œIt was really important that we were able to re-sign Sam and Sean as we see both of them as key members of our team over the coming years," Cameron said.

    โ€œSean had his best season yet in SUNS colours and has developed into a highly-respected Indigenous leader at the club.

    โ€œWhile Sam had an interrupted year with injury, he still has a lot of high-quality football in front of him and we see him as an experienced key pillar in our forward line structure.โ€

    The Suns remain to have a number of players unsigned for next season, including Malcolm Rosas, Jacob Townsend and Matt Conroy.
    The club has already bid farewell to quartet Jack Hombsch, Jordan Murdoch and Zac Smith and Jarrod Harbrow, who have announced their retirement from the game.

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