Former Western Bulldogs and Richmond coach Terry Wallace has highlighted a trio of clubs that would be ideal for Collingwood forward Brody Mihocek.

Wallace said on AFL Nation that Melbourne, Western Bulldogs or Essendon would benefit from acquiring the out-of-contract 27-year-old.

โ€œHeโ€™d suit Melbourne, no doubt."

โ€œHeโ€™d suit Essendon and still suit the Bulldogs; I know theyโ€™ve gone to the well (to recruit new forwards) but itโ€™s not necessarily working for them (this year)."

Mihocek finished top of the Collingwood goal-kicking table for 2020, with 25 majors in a year when the side mostly struggled to get output from their forward-line.

With Jordan De Goey also looking to be out the door in the off-season, the Pies will be seriously undermanned should Mihocek ultimately leave too.

Across the table, Anthony Hudson said that rival clubs would have to put in a bumper offer should they want to turn Mihocek's head, and other deals could block the Pies re-signing him.

โ€œI think theyโ€™ll get the other two deals of (Darcy Moore and Jordan De Goey) done but Mihocek wouldnโ€™t have been on much money until now, his chance to earn a really big living out of (another club) would be there from someone.

โ€œ(The question is) is he tempted by that.โ€