It's officially the AFL off-season, with free agency opening on Friday, and the 2026 Trade Period will follow just days later.
All 18 clubs look set to be active in the player movement space, with some busier than others in looking to lure talent through their doors.
Hawthorn, Carlton and the Western Bulldogs pose as the busiest clubs in the off-season, while almost every team has been linked to a rival player.
Here we've looked at every club's potential trade and free agency moves, their current crop of off-contract players, confirmed departures and draft hand for the off-season.
Melbourne
Reported Trade Targets: Calsher Dear, Zane Duursma, Sam Marshall
Off-Contract Players:
Confirmed Departures: Tom Campbell (retired), Jack Henderson (delisted), Aidan Johnson (delisted), Steven May (retired), Shane McAdam (retired), Tom McDonald (retired), Jake Melksham (retired), Andy Moniz-Wakefield (delisted), Riley Onley (delisted), Kalani White (delisted)
Draft Hand: 6, 10, 43
Melbourne shocked the league with how it performed under new coach Steven King, and his positive and attacking approach makes the club an attractive proposition again.
North Melbourne forward and former Pick 4 Zane Duursma wants to join the red and blue after he trained at the club during his draft year.
The Dees are also a contender for Hawthorn key forward Calsher Dear.
Have lost a lot of experience this off-season, with Jack Viney also potentially being pushed out of the door.
