With under a month left before the AFL's trade and free agency windows open, it's safe to assume fans are yet to see this year's player movement rumour mill in full spin.
The past few weeks alone have been brimming with fresh trade news and speculation as clubs toward the bottom of the competition begin to place their attention on list management planning.
Some players have been tied to potential moves elsewhere for what seems like the whole season, while new names are beginning to emerge as recent years have shown an increase in the number of contracted players who find new clubs.
With clubs keeping tabs on a host of rival players and their interest set to ramp up over the coming weeks, we've looked at the players every AFL team has been linked to this year who are still potentially up for grabs.
1. Adelaide
The Crows have flagged they plan to be aggressive this year as they take the next step in their list build under Matthew Nicks, with a larger focus on the trade and free agency levers likely.
The Crows have been tied to GWS free agentsย Isaac Cumming and Harry Perryman this year and are seen as a leading chance for the former, while Perryman has other suitors in Hawthorn and Port Adelaide.
One named Adelaide will have their hands on is Melbourne forward Alex Neal-Bullen, who has requested a trade to the Crows for family reasons.
Gold Coast's Jack Lukosius is another in Adelaide's sights, with the Suns tall said to have been given permission to explore opportunities elsewhere. The South Australian has reportedly met with Nicks as he weighs up his future.
Lukosius' teammate Malcolm Rosas is in a similar position and is said to have some level of interest from the Crows too.
Melbourne tall Harry Petty has turned down the chance of returning to South Australia this year after earning strong interest from the Crows in 2023, while former Adelaide star Patrick Dangerfield was quick to pour cold water on rumours suggesting his old club had some interest in luring him back to West Lakes earlier this year.
