Fremantle midfielder Adam Cerra has begun to meet with Melbourne-based clubs this week, with at least two clubs in addition to Carlton expected to hold discussions with the young Docker about a move home.

The Blues ares seen as the most likely landing spot for the 21-year-old, however he has not ruled out other options just yet after requesting a trade home from Western Australia.

The Bombers, Hawks and Tigers have been previously linked to the gun onballer, who could demand as much as $750,000-per-season in his next deal.

Carlton, who have been reported as the team with the most interest in accommodating a Cerra trade, currently holds pick No.6 in November's NAB AFL Draft and posses the salary cap space needed to be able to table a deal similar to Fremantle's earlier offer.

According to an AFL.com.au report, the Dockers are searching for draft picks in return for Cerra, who is expected to poll well in this year's Fremantle best and fairest count.

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PERTH, AUSTRALIA - MARCH 28: Adam Cerra of the Dockers reacts after his team's win during the 2021 AFL Round 02 match between the Fremantle Dockers and the GWS Giants at Optus Stadium on March 28, 2021 in Perth, Australia. (Photo by Daniel Carson/AFL Photos via Getty Images)

In addition to the sixth overall selection, the Blues also currently hold picks No. 25 and 61 at November's national draft.