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

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North Melbourne

The Roos will lose Todd Goldstein and Ben McKay to Essendon via free agency, with the latter potentially seeing North Melbourne secure Pick 3 as compensation. The Kangaroos are set to add some run to their squad through moves for Sydney onballer Dylan Stephens and Carlton's Zac Fisher. Richmond free agent Bigo Nyuon has reportedly met with the club and could be a cheap pickup. The Roos are among the clubs that could make a move for Pick 1, and they have a draft hand that will trump any other potential buyer.

Potential Ins: Zac Fisher, Dylan Stephens, Bigoa Nyuon
Potential Outs:
Todd Goldstein, Ben McKay
Picks: 
2, 14, 19, 42, 54, 62

2024 GAINS
None
2024 LOSSES
Ben Cunnington (retired), Jacob Edwards (delisted), Aaron Hall (retired), Daniel Howe (retired), Flynn Perez (delisted), Phoenix Spicer (delisted), Lachie Young (delisted), Jack Ziebell (retired)
RE-SIGNED
Jackson Archer (2024), Charlie Comben (2025), Luke Davies-Uniacke (2025), Kallan Dawson (2024), Blake Drury (2024), Hamish Free (2024), Josh Goater (2025), Harry Sheezel (2026), Liam Shiels (2024), Jy Simpkin (2029), George Wardlaw (2026)
OFF CONTRACT 2023
Aiden Bonar, Todd Goldstein, Jack Mahony, Ben McKay, Kayne Turner
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