Brisbane gun forward Logan Morris will not be considering Tasmania's record offer as he looks to extend his time at the Lions beyond 2027.
Morris is quickly becoming one of the hottest properties in the AFL, with a quartet of Victorian clubs, Collingwood, Melbourne, Geelong and Carlton, already expressing interest.
According to AFL Media, the dual-premiership Lion ruled out any move to the Devils ahead of the club's introduction to the competition.
He would only consider heading to Victoria if he leaves Brisbane.
The Lions announced the re-signing of Zac Bailey on an eight-year deal, and their attention will quickly turn to Morris, and fellow forward Kai Lohmann. Both livewires are out of contract at the end of next year.
The 21-year-old hails from Melbourne and was drafted out of the Western Jets in 2023 with Pick 31.
He's been a revelation for the Lions, playing in two flags in his first 68 games, and is in the running for a third premiership in his third season.
Morris earned a maiden All-Australian blazer this year and led the club's goal-kicking last year, with that nod set to be replicated in 2026.
Interest from the four Victorian clubs comes as all need a star key forward.
The Pies have struggled to fill the role since Travis Cloke a decade ago, missing out on the likes of Tom Lynch and Ben King, with the latter set to join Hawthorn as a free agent.
Collingwood has used Dan McStay and Tim Membrey in the past two seasons, but they'll need an injection of youth, especially as they contend during the Nick Daicos era.
Carlton's interest will come as they look to pair Harry McKay with an elite tall inside 50.
The Blues dealt Charlie Curnow to Sydney in a monster trade last year, but are looking at Swan Joel Amartey as a free agent, who is yet to make up his mind.
Melbourne is also on the hunt for more firepower to Steven King's line-up. Jacob van Rooyen and Matthew Jefferson are developing well, while the club is also interested in Calsher Dear.
Geelong's pursuit would be looking to life after Jeremy Cameron, with Shannon Neale and Jay Polkinghorne posing as key parts of the Cats' forward line.
Morris has kicked 142 goals in his first three seasons, including 50-plus goals in 2025 and 2026.
