The 2023 trade period is officially open, with the nine-day exchange window set to see a host of players swap colours ahead of a new season.
All 18 clubs are likely to take part in at least one deal over the week-and-a-half, while some clubs firm as key players in several separate deals.
Free agency opened last Friday and will run for one week, with a trio of deals already over the line.
Below is our 2023 AFL trade guide, covering each club's potential and confirmed ins and outs, trade rumours, draft picks and more.
SEE ALSO: TRADE NEWS AND RUMOURS HUB
DRAFT ORDER: THE PICKS YOUR CLUBS HOLDS FOR 2023
Melbourne
The Demons have confirmed midfielder Clayton Oliver will remain at the club for the foreseeable future after speculation surrounded the gun onballer last week. Melbourne have already lost James Jordon to Sydney via free agency, with ruckman Brodie Grundy potentially joining him through the trade period. Midfielder James Harmes is assessing his options and could land at the Western Bulldogs. Adelaide forward Shane McAdam and Brisbane tall Tom Fullarton have both requested moves to Melbourne.
Potential Ins: Tom Fullarton, Shane McAdam
Potential Outs: Brodie Grundy, James Harmes
Picks:Â 5, 13, 25, 33, 39
| 2024 GAINS None |
| 2024 LOSSES Luke Dunstan (retired), Michael Hibberd (retired), James Jordon (Sydney Swans), Deakyn Smith (delisted) |
| RE-SIGNED Kade Chandler (2026), Kyah Farris-White (2024), Blake Howes (2025), Matthew Jefferson (2026), Jake Lever (2028), Steven May (2025), Judd McVee (2025), Alex Neal-Bullen (2026), Kysaiah Pickett (2027), Trent Rivers (2027), Josh Schache (2024), Oliver Sestan (2024), Jacob Van Rooyen (2025), Will Verrall (2024), Taj Woewodin (2025) |
| OFF CONTRACT 2023 Jake Melksham, Andy Moniz-Wakefield, Kye Turner |
