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.
Geelong
Reported Trade Targets: Rowan Marshall, Toby Greene, Calsher Dear, Jordan Ridley, Nick Blakey, Lachie Whitfield
Off-Contract Players: George Stevens, Jed Bews, Jake Kolodjashnij, Jack Bowes, Jacob Molier, Keighton Matofai-Forbes, Mitch Knevitt
Confirmed Departures: Rhys Stanley (retired), Tyson Stengle (delisted)
Draft Hand: 13, 31, 49, 67
The Cats missed out on Zak Butters but have locked in Toby Greene as a front-half player. St Kilda's Rowan Marshall is bound for Kardinia Park, but the two clubs will need to work out a trade. Hawthorn's Calsher Dear has also emerged as a forward 50 option.
Geelong is also in the rebound defenders market, and has been linked to Jordan Ridley, Nick Blakey and Lachie Whitfield.
